Part 4: The Portraits
The Wedding Outline: Portraits
In this video, we focus on the portrait session that takes place after the ceremony. This is when the couple, their families, and the bridal party will take their formal photos. We’ll go over how to make the most of your time during this session, how to plan your shot list, and what to expect when it comes to capturing those beautiful sunset couple portraits.
Here’s what we’ll cover:
- Dividing the Time: How to split your portrait session into 20-minute blocks for family pictures, bridal party photos, and couple portraits, ensuring you stay on track with your timeline.
- Family Portraits: Tips for organizing family photos, especially when working with older guests or large groups.
- Bridal Party Photos: How to capture great group shots and why having a second photographer can help speed things along.
- Couple Portraits: The most exciting part of the session—your one-on-one photos. We’ll explain why sunset is the ideal time for these romantic shots and how to get the best lighting for your portraits.
- Preparing for the Reception: Wrapping up your portraits with enough time to bustle your dress, grab a snack, and get ready for your grand entrance at the reception.
By the end of this video, you’ll know how to organize your portrait session efficiently, ensuring you get all the photos you want without feeling rushed.
Key Lesson Concepts:
- How to organize your portrait session to make the most of your time
- Tips for coordinating family and bridal party photos
- The importance of timing your couple portraits for the best light
- Preparing for the reception after finishing your portraits
Stay tuned for the next video, where we’ll take you through the reception. If you have any questions, feel free to post them in our private Facebook group or email us at [email protected]. See you in the next video!
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