April 15, 2025
Okay, let’s be real—wedding photos are a big deal. These are the pictures that’ll live on your walls, get posted a million times, and possibly make their way into a “Throwback Thursday” post in 10 years when you’re reminiscing about how good your hair looked. No pressure, right? But here’s the thing: having amazing wedding photos isn’t just about hiring a great photographer (though, hi, I’d love to be that for you 😉). It’s also about how you feel on your wedding day. That’s where the real magic happens. If you’re looking for some practical advice, keep reading for some top wedding photography tips for engaged couples!
Your photographer is basically your shadow on your wedding day. If you wouldn’t want to hang out with them in real life, do you really want them up in your personal space while you’re having a happy-cry moment? Find someone who makes you feel comfortable, hypes you up, and actually listens to what you want.
Pinterest is great and all, but if you’re fixated on recreating a specific pose, you might miss out on the real, organic moments that actually feel like you. The best wedding photos happen when you’re in the moment—laughing at your partner’s bad dance moves, wiping cake off your nose, or sneaking a quiet “holy crap, we’re married” glance at each other.
You hired a pro for a reason! Let your photographer guide you. They know the best lighting, angles, and little tricks to make you look effortlessly amazing. (And yes, they’ll tell you if your hair is out of place or if you have lipstick on your teeth—at least, I will!) One of my best wedding photography tips for engaged couples is to let the photographer work their magic and help you look your best!
If you’re camera-shy, consider an engagement session first. It helps you get used to being photographed without the pressure of a wedding timeline. Plus, you get cute pics out of it—win-win.
This is the most important one. The happiest couples have the best wedding photos, not because their wedding was perfect, but because they let go and had fun. Laugh, cry, twirl, kiss, and dance like no one’s watching (except, you know, me and my camera).
At the end of the day, wedding photos aren’t just about looking good—they’re about feeling something. And if you’re having the best time ever? Trust me, the photos will show it.
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