BEFORE YOUR BIG DAY!
Depending on what you're planning to use these images for (Wedding invites, party favors, etc.), I would suggest we take these images at least 6-8 weeks before the big day. The sooner the better!
Details:
- Duration: 2 hours
- Locations: I would suggest between 2-5 locations
- Consultation: We will make sure to have a call a few days before the session to make sure all details are ironed out
- Dress code? Check out some outfit suggestions below
Outfit guide
What about multiple outfits? Yes! Do it. If you want to have some casual outfits AND some classy outfits, we can get the best of both worlds.
CLASSY - NEUTRAL - TIMELESS
when in doubt
When in doubt, dress to the nines. You can't go wrong with classy. Who doesn't like an excuse to dress up? And the pictures always turn out the best.
Outfits that make you feel like yourself is key. You know yourselves the best, so pick items that you feel confident in.
Dressing in similar colors to your wedding day colors can be a great way to incorporate more of your wedding vibe into your invites.
Engagement
Session
WEDDING DAY!
Good Morning!
I will be showing up about 30 minutes - 1 hour before you're done with everything to make sure I can get some details of you and your bridal party getting ready. This is a great time for any PJ pics!
While you're getting ready, we will have a second shooter with your groom getting his classic getting ready shots.
This is also a great time to do a first look with dad or with bridesmaids.
Details
Bride Items:
- Wedding Shoes
- Perfume
- Ring
- Veil
- Vow Book
- Jewelry (earrings, necklace)
- Shoes
- Cologne
- Cuff links
- Tie
- Watch
- Vow Book
- Wedding Invites or any other postage
- Florals (ask florist for some extra floral stems for styling)
- Ring boxes (I will also have some)
- Anything else that you want to be captured
First Look
Pros of a First Look:
- More intimate moment with your partner
- You get to have more time with your partner if you do a first look
- There will be more time to do your bridal party portraits and couple portraits so that you don't have to take more time later
- You will be able to attend your cocktail hour! Most couples who don't do a first look end up having to miss this part of their wedding because they are either catching up with each other or doing photos
- The only photos you have to take after the ceremony is your family photos (which I try to get through as fast as possible)
- This is the perfect time to do private vows if that's more your speed
-CEREMONY-
Tips for the ceremony:
- Kiss TWICE for your first kiss. This gives us more time to get different shots of this powerful moment
- Ask the officiant to move out of the way for your first kiss
- While you're walking back down the aisle together, interact with your friends and family (fist bumps, smiles, high fives)
- Once you're half way down the aisle, stop and give one last kiss (maybe even a dip and kiss)
Just Soak it in
PARTY PARTY PARTY PARTY PARTY PARTY PARTY PARTY
RECEPTION & DANCE
PARTY PARTY PARTY PARTY PARTY
Dance the
Night Away
- Chat with family & friends
- Try all of your cocktails and Hors d'oeuvres
- Enjoy your dinner
- Cut your cake!
- Take photos with loved ones
- Dance the night away
- Document it all!
- Assist with cake cutting
- Get candids
- Take detail shots of reception and dinner space
- Help you with anything you need
- Let you enjoy your big day!
When to expect your photos...