Pre-Wedding Photo Shoots
Pre-Wedding photo shoots, or engagement shoots, are a great way to build a good rapport with your photographer and will help you feel more comfortable in front of the camera, whilst also getting to know his or her shooting style.
For your photographer, it's crucial time for them to get to know more about you as a couple, your characters, how you interact with each other and the best way to get you smiling. This will help ensure you get the best photos on your wedding day, whilst also giving you a lovely selection of photos of you and your partner.
Enjoy browsing these images from pre-wedding photos shoots I have done and do you get in touch when you are ready to discuss your wedding photography.
How do our pre-wedding photo shoots work?
The first thing you need to know is that our pre-wedding shoots are all about having fun! Yes, we do give you some posing and staging advice but overall they are very relaxed and more about you enjoying time with your partner.
They normally last around an hour and a half, and from that you will get around 100 photos in colour and black and white on a USB stick. They will be fully edited and supplied as high resolution jpegs so that you can print anything you like, including large canvases.
The location is completely up to you as well, want lovely woodland style photos or pretty flowery photos, then we can find the location that will create the style you want. Children and pets are more than welcome to join you on the photo shoot, the more the merrier is our moto.
As you can probably tell by now, we make the shoot about you and what you want so just let us know your requirements and we can make it happen.
Would you like to know what wedding photography packages we offer?
Want to see more beautiful wedding photography?
“We booked the full package which included a pre wedding shoot and recieved bundles of amazing photos. The shots captured were natural and high quality. Friendly, passionate and hard working. Tom went above and beyond to deliver a 10/10 service. Thank you again Tom.”
