Work With Your Photographer Before Your Wedding Day
Working together first allows you to establish a rapport with your photographer. This familiarity ensures a smoother collaboration on your wedding day, as you’ll already be accustomed to their style and guidance. My couples who choose to do an engagement session are pros after just one session and generally feel more relaxed in front of the camera on wedding day.
Practice Time In Front Of The Camera
Practice is so important! Practicing provides an opportunity to learn how to be comfortable in front of the camera and how to establish a deeper connection with each other. This ease and connection will eventually reflect in your wedding photos, creating timeless memories. It also allows you to see what poses & angles you love…and even those that you might not.
Trial Run For Your Wedding Day Hair & Makeup
Take advantage of your engagement session to do a trial run for your wedding hair and makeup. This will allow you to see your makeup and/or hair in photos, how well they photograph and then make any necessary adjustments before the wedding day.
Save The Dates, Wedding Decor & More
Beyond digital sharing, engagement session photos can be turned into printed keepsakes such as save-the-dates, canvas prints, photo books, or framed art, becoming tangible memories of this special time. Your photos will also make a lasting impression on your guests and set the tone for the celebration to come. They also make great wedding decor from guest sign-in boards to table centerpieces, incorporating these images adds a personal touch to your celebration and ties everything together seamlessly.
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