Pre-wedding shoot

The vast majority of couples have little to no experience with professional photography before their wedding day. A pre-wedding photoshoot gives you the perfect opportunity to try everything out in a relaxed setting. The biggest benefit? On your wedding day, you’ll already know how to feel comfortable in front of the camera and understand how the photoshoot flows. This means we can avoid unnecessary improvisation on the big day. It's also a great chance to eliminate any small habits that might not look natural in photos. As a result, your wedding portraits will look even better, and you’ll be more satisfied with the final images.

If you’re not used to spending an entire day in front of cameras, smiling effortlessly, your wedding photoshoot might feel like stepping into the unknown. A pre-wedding session acts as a helpful crutch, especially for those who feel nervous in front of the camera—I highly recommend it to anyone who experiences stage fright.

Standing in front of a professional photographer you’ve already met and had the chance to work with makes the experience much more comfortable. Keep in mind that wedding photography involves plenty of loving glances, gentle touches, and even kisses—something that not everyone feels at ease doing in front of a 'stranger.' This is especially true when those intimate moments are being captured on camera.

Whether you realize it or not, your photographer will be with you throughout your entire wedding day. A pre-wedding photoshoot gives them the chance to get to know you better, making the photography process—and your busy wedding day—much smoother. As a result, your wedding photos will have that perfect touch of elegance and authenticity.

Unlike wedding photography, pre-wedding shoots have no limits. You can choose any season or a location that holds special meaning for you. Love spring when nature awakens? Why not capture the beauty of blooming cherry or almond orchards? Dreaming of something more exotic, like a seaside or mountain backdrop? Whether you prefer casual outfits or want to try shooting in your wedding attire, the possibilities are endless.

Pre-wedding photos are not only a beautiful keepsake but also highly practical. You can use them for your wedding website, invitations, or even a wedding newspaper. They’re also perfect for sharing on social media—whether on Facebook, Instagram, or other platforms. Plus, they make a great teaser for your big day!