Why is it important to customise your wedding? Your wedding day is the blockbuster of your love story, and your photos should be nothing short of an epic masterpiece. But why settle for the same old cookie-cutter shots when you can turn your photoshoot into a delightful adventure?
“A customised wedding photoshoot is not just photography; it’s a tailored journey through emotions and artistry, crafting a visual narrative that immortalises the magic of your special day,” says visual storyteller and news writer Olivia Jones from 8 News.
So, grab your camera (or your photographer) and let’s dive into the secrets of how you can customise your wedding photoshoot for a fun and meaningful experience. It’s time to turn your special day into a cinematic adventure that you’ll treasure forever. Ready? Lights, camera, “I do”!
1. CHOOSE A UNIQUE LOCATION
Choose a location that holds special meaning for your as a couple, such as the place where you first met or got engaged.
2. PERSONALISED PROPS
Bring props that reflect your personality or interests, whether it’s a shared hobby, favourite books, or items that symbolise your relationship.
3. wardrobe choices
Coordinate outfits that complement each other and reflect your style. Consider incorporating personal touches like custom accessories or themed attire.
4. INCLUDE PETS
If you have pets, incorporate them into the photoshoot for a touch of playfulness and to include important members of your family.
5. night time or sunset photos
Schedule a portion of the shoot during sunset or at night to capture romantic and enchanting images with creative lighting.
6. INVOLVE FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Include close family and friends in some of the photos to captures the support and love that surrounds your relationship.
7. DANCE AND MOVEMENT SHOTS
Incorporate movement into the photoshoot by dancing or engaging in playful activities, capturing the dynamic and energetic side of your relationship.
8. CAPTURE THE DETAILS
Ask your photographer to focus on capturing close-up shots of important details, such as wedding rings, intricate decorations, or sentimental items.
9. Incorporate cultural elements
Infuse your cultural background into the photos by including traditional attire, rituals or decorations that are meaningful to both of you.
10. Express emotions
Don’t be afraid to express genuine emotions during the shoot, whether it’s laughter, tears, or moments of quiet reflection.
