Everyone wants to plan the perfect wedding day! From the gorgeous floral palettes, to the yummiest cake, to the elegant bridesmaid’s gowns, many brides (and grooms) find themselves at a loss on how to bring flow to the many details that create their big day. The one way every couple will remember and preserve their hard work is through the photographs captured on the day. Here’s a helpful guide on how to pace the wedding day through the lens of the wedding photographer!
Starting Strong With Getting Ready
The easiest way to set the tone for your big day is by giving yourself ample time to get ready. Brides – consult with your hair and makeup artist to know when you’ll be 100% ready to slip into your gown. Your photography coverage should give your photographer ample time (30 minutes or so) to photograph your dress, accessories, and any other details (such as wedding invites) before you put on your dress. To capture more playful photos of the bride with her ladies, you’ll want to add 15mins for champagne & robe shots! Getting ready time is also a great opportunity to check off some of your bridesmaid and immediate family portraits. Bridal Getting Ready Break Down
30 Minutes – Dress Photograph / Accessories / Flat Lay of Wedding Invites
15 Minutes – Bridesmaids Robe and Champagne Photos
30 Minutes – Bride Putting Dress and Accessories On; Followed by Solo Bride Portraits
20 Minutes – Solo and Group Portraits with Bri...