Embarking on a couples boudoir session is a daring yet intimate choice to capture the unique essence of your love. As a couples boudoir photographer, I offer seven key tips for a memorable experience. Prioritize open communication with your partner to establish comfort and expectations. Thoughtfully select wardrobe choices that complement each other and enhance your confidence. Embrace authenticity, allowing genuine moments to unfold naturally. Consider the setting, lighting, and ambiance to set the desired mood. Trust your photographer, relax, and enjoy the process. Personalize the session with sentimental items, ensuring your love story is beautifully and authentically captured.
We kicked off the day at the picturesque Gooseberry Falls, a location that perfectly embodied the couple’s desire for an authentic and whimsical photo shoot. P and T had expressed their dissatisfaction with their wedding photos, feeling they didn’t truly capture their playful and spooky personalities. So, we embarked on a mission to capture their essence in a way that truly resonated with them.
When A + C approached me about capturing their love story, they expressed their desire for a breathtaking engagement session. They yearned for a session that would transition from the warmth of the setting sun to the mesmerizing beauty of a star-studded night sky. Intrigued, I took a moment to reveal an unexpected aspect of my photography background — astrophotography. I shared some of my previous work, and they were super excited!
When I + B reached out to me about doing an unconventional couples boudoir photo session in a cabin in the woods, I was all in and they brought their a-game. It was sexy, fun, and very very gay.
Christy and Brandon’s engagement session started with a two-hour car ride across Northern Utah from Ogden to the Bonneville Salt Flats. Needless to say, the drive was well worth it.
You never know where you might find your soulmate – while movies lead us to believe it’ll be at a party or while bumping into someone in the hallway in high school, Sierra and Michael found each other at the bank, of all places. Michael worked as a teller and Sierra was a customer, and […]