Shooting Beforehand

A man and woman hugging in front of a colorful wall.
Two pictures of a couple posing in front of a mural.
A woman in a red dress standing in front of a rock.
A couple is posing in front of a pile of rocks.
A man and a woman walking through a desert.
A man and woman standing next to a chair in the desert.
A man and a woman holding hands in the sand.
Two pictures of a man standing on the beach with a sign that says nothing.
A man and a woman standing in front of a bunch of old cars.
Two pictures of a man standing on a dock in the water.
A black and white photo of a man hugging a woman.
Four black and white pictures of people hugging each other.
A black and white photo of a couple standing in the middle of a desert road.
A man and woman hugging in the desert.
Shooting photos before the wedding is just as important as the wedding day itself. This will give you the opportunity to get comfortable being in front of my lens. During the wedding day, the attention is really not fully on you. It’s about you, but there are a lot of family members and friends supporting your day. A shoot beforehand gives us the opportunity to capture the intimacy of you two as a couple. We can take a walk through your neighborhood, stop at your favorite coffee shop, or even visit mountain tops. I’ve shot photos of couples all across the world in various locations. Pick a location that is relevant and meaningful to you as a couple and you will be more attached to your final images. Sessions like these are perfect for save the dates, invitations, or on thank you cards. However, please be aware that if you are wanting to use these photos for your wedding day, it will take time to deliver the photos to you. More on wedding Planning
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