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15 Pre-wedding shoot tips for YOU

A wedding photoshoot takes place days, weeks, or months before the couple’s wedding day. It’s also known as an engagement photoshoot.

A pre-wedding shoot is a great way for couples to get to know their wedding photographer and become comfortable in front of the camera before their big day.

In this guide (BY SHOTKIT), in a Photographer’s perspective, we’ll look at some pre-wedding shoot ideas and poses for both the couple and the photographer. We’ll also answer some of the most frequently asked questions about engagement sessions in general.

1. Meet before the pre-wedding photo session:

It’s important for the wedding photographer and the couple to meet or at least video chat before the engagement photo shoot.

This is beneficial for both because most couples haven’t experienced a professional photo shoot before this moment. So, this gives them the chance to ask all the questions they have about what they can expect.

For the wedding photographer, it’s also essential to get an idea of what they have in mind, learn about their personality and their love story. This way, it’s easier to plan a unique pre-wedding shoot that really represents the couple.

Many wedding photographers ask their potential clients to compile a questionnaire beforehand to make the most out of the first meeting.

In the questionnaire, you can ask if they want to have an indoor or outdoor session, if they’re going to include friends or other family members, etc.

2. Choose the right location

Even the best locations aren’t perfect for all pre-wedding sessions. You must choose the right location for the couple you’re photographing.

For example, if they are nature lovers, you can hold the engagement session in the park. Instead, if they love partying and city nightlife, you can take photos in a busy street with colourful neon lights or inside a nightclub.

Another traditional way to pick the location is to find a place with an emotional connection – for example, where they met or where they first kissed.

3. Make a shot list

Continue to the full post on Shot kit’s website.

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