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Wedding Photography

The Details Shots

Wedding Rings as part of the wedding details shots

Your wedding day is a once-in-a-lifetime event, and you want to make sure that every detail is captured perfectly by your photographer. From the big moments like walking down the aisle, to the small details like your jewelry and shoes, there are so many things that you’ll want to remember forever. As a bride, you can help ensure that your photographer has everything they need to capture these details by having certain items ready and easily accessible. Here are some things you should have ready for your photographer on the morning of your big day:

Rings – engagement and wedding bands

Your rings are one of the most important details of your wedding day, and your photographer will likely want to take some close-up shots of them. Make sure you have both your engagement and wedding rings ready and available.

Your jewellery – earrings, necklace, hairpiece, etc.

Your jewelry is another important part of your wedding day look, and your photographer will want to capture it in detail. Have all of your jewellery laid out and ready to go, including your earrings, necklace, bracelet, and any other accessories you’re planning to wear.

Your perfume

Your perfume is an important part of your day, and it can also be a beautiful detail shot. Have your perfume bottle and any other fragrances you’re planning to wear ready for your photographer.

Shoes

Your shoes are another important detail that your photographer will want to capture. Make sure you have your wedding shoes ready for there very own photo shoot, along with any other shoes you might be wearing throughout the day.

Invitations including envelopes, RSVP card, etc.

Make sure you have your wedding invitations ready and available for your photographer, including RSVP cards and envelopes.

Flowers

Your wedding bouquet and any other floral arrangements are important details that your photographer will want to capture. Have your bouquet, corsages, boutonnieres, and any other floral arrangements ready and easily accessible.

Any personalized/special pieces you want to have included

Finally, if there are any other personalized or special items you want your photographer to include, make sure you have them ready on the morning of your wedding. This could include family heirlooms, sentimental gifts, or anything else that has special meaning to you.

By having these items ready for your photographer, you can help ensure that all of the details of your wedding day are captured perfectly. Remember to communicate with your photographer ahead of time to make sure they know what you want to include, and to give them plenty of time to capture all of the details you’ve prepared.

Eoin Healy

Event, corporate and wedding photographer based in Athlone and working throughout Ireland. More about me

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