4 WAYS TO ELEVATE YOUR COUPLES SESSION
I'M SO STOKED YOU'RE READING THIS!
Whether you are celebrating your engagement, anniversary, or you just want beautiful photos, I am so excited you are considering me to document one of the most special seasons of your lives. I want to create a genuine connection with you in order to document your love story - your way. I promise to give you a unique and personalized experience making you forget you were even in front of the camera! I will guide you through the entire process as the sidekick and personal cheerleader you didn't know you needed.
Here are 4 ways to elevate your couples session! Let's get to it!
1.
THE WORLD IS
OUR OYSTER
Whether we are going on an adventure somewhere new, or capturing those everyday life moments, let's illustrate your love story - your way!
Picture this:
A bonfire on the beach wrapped in a blanket. Riding your bikes through Charleston and stopping by your favorite wine bar. Paddle-boarding through Shem Creek. Teaching each other how to surf for the first time. Hiking the Blue Ridge Mountains. Walking the beach at sunrise.
The world is our oyster! There are so many things we can do together! Ask me about the other creative ideas you could do!
2.
STYLING YOUR OUTFITS
Now is not the time to perfectly match your spouse!
Color-coordinate your outfits together with in-season, contrasting colors that compliment your surroundings. Neutral, Earthy Tones such as white, tan, beige, dark brown, burnt orange, mustard yellow, and olive green photograph THE BEST! If you have a pattern that you like, pick your color palette based on that pattern.
Select multiple outfits that allow you for tons of movement, and make you feel comfortable and beautiful!
3.
Spice it up with your personality!
Let's add a little bit of ~spice~ to your session. What is something you two do together as a couple that your friends may not know? Do you love playing music together? Bring your guitar! Do you love art? Let's paint together (or on each other). Puppys are ALWAYS welcome! Wine connoisseurs? Bring a bottle and some glasses with you!
