What to wear on your pre-wedding photo shoot?
What should you wear for your pre-wedding photo shoot?
Explore the perfect wardrobe choices for your pre-wedding photoshoot with insights from Pedge at Pedge Photography.
The aim is to make your pre-wedding photoshoot a relaxed and enjoyable experience, creating a bond that will make your wedding day feel like a celebration among old friends. Let’s capture those cherished moments with the perfect outfit selections!
I’ve designed a practical, step-by-step guide to help you decide what to wear for your pre-wedding photoshoot.
Tones and patterns on your clothing
Please, steer clear of T-shirts featuring bold slogans! I earnestly request you to avoid clothing with oversized vinyl slogans on the front, as they tend to be distracting and can detract from the emotional ambiance of your pre-wedding photoshoot.
Instead, consider opting for neutral and simplistic attire. This choice ensures that your beautiful emotions take center stage during the shoot without any unnecessary visual disruptions.
Feel comfortable
While it’s important to have something stylish for your pre-wedding shoot, prioritising comfort really is the key, as comfort shows in the photos. If your regular attire includes jeans, there’s no need to squeeze into anything else! A well-fitted pair of jeans is more than suitable for your pre-wedding photoshoot.
Embrace the smart-casual vibe! Ensuring you feel comfortable while maintaining a smart look is the winner here – don’t go out and splash the cash on a look that doesn’t make you feel like well, you!
Opt for outfits that complement your partner’s choice. If you’ve chosen pastel colours, encourage your partner to select something that compliments with that colour palette. Coordinated attire adds a touch of harmony to your pre-wedding photos.
The weather & season
Before finalising your pre-wedding shoot outfit, take a moment to check the weather forecast for the day and tailor your choice accordingly.
For a delightful summer day, consider options such as a dress, a stylish skirt paired with a top, or smart shorts with a plain top. In the event of typical British rainy weather, opt for a chic thick coat and complementary accessories like wooly scarves to blend fashion with practicality.
When selecting colours, be mindful of the season of your engagement. Bright whites, yellows, and pinks suit spring/summer, while dark reds and navy hues are ideal for autumn/winter. This considerate approach ensures your attire seamlessly blends with the seasonal backdrop, whether it’s the vibrant flowers of summer or the crisp red leaves of autumn.
Your family
Expand your group! If you have a small family, consider involving them in your pre-wedding photoshoot. They’re a significant part of your lives and will be sharing your wedding day, so getting to know them individually is important for their comfort.
If you’re thinking of including children, bring them!! I am a father of two myself and love children. I have no issues with kids being involved – we will make it work!
And, for the dog enthusiasts—well, these are your children as well, right? Same applies.
Let’s have a pre-shoot!
Now you have read the above, don’t delay! Let’s book in a preshoot here – Book me