Being a wedding photographer is about more than just taking professional portraits. I’m there to tell the story of your wedding day, and your future family. In a way, your wedding is the first chapter of your story together. That’s why photographing your bridal details are an important part of my job. It tells the story of the day from start to finish, from the tiniest detail to the most memorable moments.
Bridal details are usually photographed in the first 60 minutes of your coverage time. And believe me, I need as much of this time as you can give me to produce creative photos! So, save yourself some stress by gathering all your details the night before your wedding.
Here’s what ten things you should set aside in your bridal details box:
Now… where to put all this stuff?? I find a shoe box is super helpful for it all! Wherever you store it, put it in one place, packed carefully so things like your jewelry and fragile items don’t get broken or lost.
Want to see an example of how beautifully curated wedding details might look in your gallery? Check out John and Sarah’s wedding day!
Xx Emily
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