Pre-Wedding Engagement Photoshoot
The best way to get ready for the big day
Engagement Photoshoot
An engagement photoshoot is a wonderful way to celebrate your love and capture the excitement of your upcoming wedding. These sessions not only provide beautiful images to share with family and friends but also help you and your partner feel more comfortable in front of the camera on your wedding day.
When planning your engagement shoot, consider choosing a location that holds special meaning for both of you, whether it’s the place where you first met, a favourite park, or a scenic beach. This personal touch will make your photos even more memorable.
Don’t forget to coordinate your outfits! Aim for complementary colours and styles that reflect your personalities. This can enhance the overall aesthetic of your photos.
This will help me understand your vision, and I can guide you through poses and help capture those candid moments that truly reflect your relationship.
The are no time pressures on an enagement photoshoot, like there are on the big day. This means that we can take our time, chat and have fun.
Following your shoot, I provide you with a gallery, for you to view your images. These will be placed onto your USB along with your wedding photos.
Lastly, remember to relax and enjoy the experience! Your engagement photos should feel authentic and reflect the joy of this exciting time in your lives. With a bit of planning and creativity, you’ll have stunning images that you can cherish for years to come.
We had such a fun time with Helen to celebrate our recent engagement. We’ll be using the photos for our wedding invites!
Thanks Helen.
We’re not super confident in front of a camera but Helen had us relaxed in minutes and guided us to some lovely, relaxed photos which we absolutely love!
FAQ’s
Do you include an engagement session in your wedding packages?
Yes, an engagement shoot is included in our top wedding package. It’s a great way for us to get to know each other, and for you to get comfortable in front of the camera before the big day!
Where do engagement shoots take place?
Engagement shoots can be held at your wedding venue or a location that’s meaningful to you. I’ll work with you to find the perfect location that fits your style.
How long does an engagement session last?
Engagement shoots typically last 1-2 hours. This allows us time to explore the location and capture a variety of photos in a relaxed, unhurried setting.
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