3 Tips to Prepare for Your Engagement Photo Session
Each wedding photography package from Deerfoot Thomas Photography comes with a complimentary engagement session, which is an amazing time to meet your photographer and get comfortable in front of the camera. Engagement photos can be used for save the dates, wedding invites, as part of the decor on your wedding day, and regular decor around your home.
Engagement sessions should not feel stressful. When you book with Deerfoot Thomas Photography, you are prepared and at ease going in to your engagement shoot and lose any photo shoot jitters within your first few minutes in front of the camera. Each of my clients are equipped with an engagement session and style guide after booking. This blog will touch on a few tips to prepare for an engagement photo shoot.
2. Choose a location for your photos that truly represents you and your partner's unique story. While many engagement sessions take place in local parks like Chalco Hills and Standing Bear Lake in Omaha, I also have experience shooting indoors at unconventional spots such as a cozy coffee shop or a vibrant Mexican restaurant. I am always enthusiastic about discovering new, personalized locations that capture the essence of your relationship. Consider having your session at quirky spots like Taco Bell, a charming bookstore, or even a nostalgic arcade for a truly one-of-a-kind experience.
3. Prepare your partner for this session by having a conversation on the reasons you picked your photographer. When you choose to book with Deerfoot Thomas Photography, you are not just selecting a photographer; you are opting for an experience filled with genuine moments and laughter. I strive to create a light-hearted atmosphere, where you can relax and be yourselves, capturing the essence of your relationship in a way that is authentic and unique. As your photographer, I aim to not only take beautiful photos but also to create memories that you will cherish for years to come. When you book with me, you’re getting a goofy girl who will most likely make you laugh by tripping over a bush or telling bad dad jokes.
At the end of the day, what matters most is making your engagement pictures true to your relationship. Have fun and do what you’d like with your partner.
If you are engaged and ready to photograph this venture, feel free to reach out to me. I’d love to be part of your story, capturing this special chapter in your lives.