What to Wear:
Coordinate your outfits with complementary colors instead of matching exactly. Avoid busy patterns and logos, and opt for timeless, classic styles that suit your location.

Prepare Beforehand:
Treat yourself to hair, makeup, or even a manicure to feel extra confident. Eat a light snack so you’re not hungry, and bring props like a picnic basket, your pet, or items that reflect your story.

Relax and Have Fun:
Treat the session like a date! Laugh, move, and trust your photographer to guide you through natural poses.

What to Wear for Engagements:
Add layers like scarves or jackets for a polished look. Bring an extra outfit for variety—one casual and one more formal. Shoes should be comfortable but match the vibe of the session.

Seasonal Ideas:

Spring/Summer: Flowing dresses, soft pastels, and floral patterns.

Fall/Winter: Jewel tones, cozy scarves, or tailored coats.

Final Touches:
Check your outfits ahead of time for fit and comfort. Wrinkle-free clothes always photograph best!

Unplugged Ceremonies:
Consider asking guests to put away their phones so they can be fully present and your photos aren’t filled with screens.

Golden Hour Magic:
Plan for a few portraits during the hour before sunset. The soft, warm lighting is truly stunning.

Stay in the Moment:
Don’t stress about perfection! The most beautiful photos come from genuine emotions and natural interactions.

Grand Exits:
End your night with a creative exit, like sparklers, bubbles, or confetti. These make for unforgettable, magical photos!

Walk Slowly:
During your processional and recessional, walk at a slow, natural pace so your photographer can capture your emotions and those of your guests.

And… HOLD THE FIRST KISS!!

Getting Ready:
Start with detail shots like rings, flowers, and your dress. Make sure your space is well-lit and clutter-free for the best photos.

First Look & Couple Portraits:
If you’re doing a first look, schedule an hour for private photos. This is also a great time for portraits of just the two of you before the day gets busy.

Family & Group Photos:
Provide a list of must-have family and group photos in advance to keep things organized and efficient.
Plan about 30 minutes for family photos. Assign a helper who knows everyone to keep things running smoothly.

Ceremony & Reception:
Add a little buffer time to your timeline for candid moments. This ensures you won’t feel rushed and lets your photographer capture the natural flow of the day.