Feeling awkward about those portraits? : How We’ll Capture Your Big Day Without the Awkwardness
Portraits at your wedding aren’t about posing and acting out of character; they’re about capturing the real you.
I get it—being in front of the camera can feel like stepping onto a stage in front of a packed stadium. As a wedding photographer and an introvert myself, I know just how intimidating all those eyes can feel. But here’s the good news: I have plenty of tricks up my sleeve to make you feel comfortable, natural, and even enjoy having your photos taken!
Just holding hands and walking is more than enough to capture frame-worthy shots
First off, let’s ditch the “pose and smile” idea. My approach? Keep it candid and relaxed. We'll find those real moments—the sweet glances, the shared laughs—without turning you into someone you’re not. I might ask you to do small, natural things like hold hands, walk together, or share a secret, but nothing forced or awkward.
Here are some tricks to keep the nerves at bay:
Think of it as "Us Time": Rather than “posing,” think of it as a break from the crowd to just be with each other. I’ll be your fly on the wall, capturing the natural love that shines through.
Small Steps Lead to Great Photos: I’ll guide you into simple actions that let your personalities shine. By the time we’re done, it won’t feel like a photo shoot but rather like a collection of sweet, stolen moments.
Be Yourselves: Remember, these photos are for you, not for an audience. We'll keep things relaxed so your true personalities shine through—no need to play a part or put on a show!
I promise, you don’t need to be a model or an extrovert to get wedding photos you’ll cherish forever. You bring your love and I’ll bring my camera—and together, we’ll create beautiful, authentic memories without a single awkward moment.