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Last week we covered the "getting creative with your time" option for dealing with the issue of getting lots of sweet portraits, not making your guests wait, and not seeing each other before the ceremony. This week, we're talking about another fun option, the "day after" session. Read on, reader. Read on, readette. 2. You can see each other first at the ceremony and get to your reception on time, but you won't have a chance to do many photos and you may feel rushed. possible solutions: pick a ceremony site that you can also have the reception at with a lot of variety in shooting locations, giving you the most opportunity in the most compact time and space, have a {day after} session and get dressed up in your duds again for some photos before you jet off your honeymoon; have a {days after} session - when you're back from your honeymoon, get dressed in your duds again (maybe even funk it up and wear something different) and gallavant around multiple fun locations to capture those shots. cons: possibly paying for hair, make-up, and tux rental again, added cost of extra photography Here are Dan & Sereen's {days after} portraits. Sereen changed up her hair and jewelry and Dan had a few wardrobe changes to change up the feel of the photos. They were able to do their shots in Waldo, which expressed another part of their personalities. Stay tuned for the next installment: the {first look}. |
