Some Unusual Pre-wedding

Photography Ideas

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Pre-wedding photography is, to most couples, the most exciting part of the whole process of

wedding preparation. The creativity and the spontaneity that can just be explored and enjoyed

while having the photography session in several chosen venues often does a lot in making this

part of the preparation to be almost completely relaxing rather than stressful.

Indeed, young couples can be left to explore on the kinds of setting or even the storylines that

they would be presenting in the still pictures which should come out of their chosen wedding

photographer’s hands. To inspire them--or even you yourself--better, here are some of the

sweetly unusual photography ideas to start the plot planning with.

1. Using mirrors and a mirror-filled room. When you take shots with mirrors facing

each other, you can just be thrilled with the infinite number of images that would be

produced in effect. The resulting photograph would leave an impression of infinity

on the viewer’s mind, ably communicating the message of pledging a love that

would eternally last. Several other effects can then be achieved with mirrors such as

warped images just fit for wacky shots.

2. Playing like photographers yourselves. You and your partner can portray yourselves

as photographers. You can have shots that would feature the two of you facing each

other, and having fun shots of each other’s faces. The resulting pictures would

communicate your sweetest interests for each other.

3. Playing like you are already grandparents. By wearing costumes and props that

would ultimately make you look like grandparents yourselves, you would also be

communicating your intentions of enjoying each other’s company through a lifetime.

Your happy faces and sweetest embraces of each other would further highlight the

idea.

4. Being classic with black and white photography. If you have found colored pre-

wedding images to be too common, then you may further explore on the black-and-

white option. The classic effect would be intriguing enough and would thus

communicate to the viewers your signature uniqueness as a couple.

5. Exploring on royal themes. You can also employ royal costumes and set your pre-

wedding photography sessions in a royal palace. To cut down on the possible

expenses, you may also opt to set the sessions on a studio that has just been

decorated as if it were a real palace. Today, several teams of wedding

photographers -- even those in Perth -- are simply capable of reproducing, in effect,

the look and feel of desired sites or venues into their studios. This fact just leaves

you with an infinite, possible pre-wedding ideas.