Bridal Boudoir Gallery

Your wedding photographer might offer wedding boudoir photography on your wedding day. However, I do recommend your bridal boudoir photos to be planned with time so that you are more relaxed to feel comfortable in front of the camera.

Best advice for a successful Bridal Boudoir Session

Here is my best advise on how to ensure your bridal boudoir photoshoot is a success and how to surprise your groom on the wedding day.

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Professional hair and makeup.

This is essential for a successful photo session that gives you images looking your best. Ask your boudoir photographer is she offers this service and look at her photo galleries to see how other brides look in their photos. Select a makeup look that makes you feel confident and don't be afraid of getting those fluffy fake eyelashes, you will be amazed how they make your eyes pop.

Planning on time of your wedding date.

This is a special day and a special wedding gift you don't want to rush so, plan with several months to do your bridal photo shoot on time to get your final album delivered before your wedding day. Two months is what I recommend brides to schedule their photoshoot.

Research photography ideas

There are many styles of wedding boudoir photos so, look at different boudoir photographers galleries until you find the style and boudoir poses you love. Save photo ideas in your phone to show your photographer and don't limit yourself to boudoir photographers near you, this is a special occasion worth doing some traveling to get what you want, after all, on your big day, you want to know you have made the best decisions to have the best memories.

How to plan giving your gift to your groom on your wedding day

I love surprises and much as you do so I really enjoy creating a beautiful bridal boudoir album for brides that includes secret messages inside the album and an loving phrase on the album cover. A happy couple will focus on surprising each other throughout the marriage and this is a great opportunity to start this lovely tradition. I recommend brides to wear the same bridal lingerie in the photoshoot and the wedding night so the new husband can appreciate the "real thing"! You can tease your "groom" with a print or a digital image texted to him prior to the ceremony so he is excited to walk up the aisle and when you finally have time for yourselves, deliver him with the bridal boudoir album. While he is flipping through the pages, just whisper to him if he wants to see "the original" and then, show him!

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