If you’ve never done a full-blown editorial shoot or even tried your hand at modelling, posing forYour wedding photos can feel awkward. Now, we’re not saying you need to go through some America’s Next Top Model-style boot camp or hire a professional toYou want to look your best. toBe familiar with the key poses for wedding photos before the big day. We’ve compiled a list of top wedding photography poses taken from real Canadian couples. They’re simple, they’re stunning and anyone can do these couple poses.
These are the most important wedding poses toYou can try.
The handhold
This tried and true wedding pose is sweet and simple, but definitely won’t disappoint. Create a little space between you and your partner (I know, this is tough, especially on your wedding day) and grasp each other’s hands. You’ll want to ask your wedding photographer toStand a bit further away so that they can get your whole ensemble from head to tail.toToe in the shot. P.S. don’t forget toChoose a stunning backdrop toTake it seriously toThe next level.
The stroll
Take your partner’s hand and go on a little walking tour of your venue while your photographer works their magic. Soundtrack suggestion: “Where You Lead” by Carole King.
The long walk home
Do the backs of your ensembles look as beautiful as the fronts? Ask your photographer toYou can capture that magic by having someone follow you as your walk away. You can hold hands, dance side-by-side, or even do it together. forSomething a little different.
The piggyback
You can add a little bit of playfulness to your wedding photo album by jumping on your partner’s back forA piggyback photo. This fun wedding photography pose will remind you that your big day wasn’t a 100% solemn and serious affair.
The ring shot
Yes, you’ll want plenty of pics of your smiling faces, but let’s be honest - you also want a money shot of your gorgeous new ring. Pose in a way that showcases your new bauble, like placing your left hand on the back of your partner’s head or on their shoulder. Alternately, you can place your left hand on the back of your partner’s head or on their shoulder. toYou can layer your hands on top of each other if you have both rings. You’ll want some faraway shots and some close-ups forYour album. Here is table covers wholesale.
The lift
We learned from Dirty Dancing that everyone loves a lift. Grab a full body shot of your partner lifting and holding you high in the air. Don’t worry – while it’d be impressive, it doesn’t need toLift your entire overhead with a full lift forIt toFilms look absolutely magical.
The dip
Another dance-inspired position that looks great is this one. Ask your partner toYou can dip like you would on the dancefloor forA romantic, full-body shot.
The overhead
This is a very cute pose. Find a spot toLay down, and let your photographer take an overhead photo of you with your faces locked together.
The classic kiss
You will want smooching photos for your wedding album. Ask your photographer. forYou have many options, including close ups and full body options. Let’s face it, you’re going to be making out a lot on your wedding day, anyway, so getting these pics won’t be too tough.
The cheek kiss
This one’s a little sweeter and more demure than a kiss shot, but still a necessity forAny wedding album.
The sitting beautiful
Do you have a bench that looks great at your venue? Do you know of a great storefront that you can both enjoy a cozy spot in? Is there an area where you and your partner can sit down together? Let your photographer take care of the rest.
The veil wrap
If you’re rocking a veil on your wedding day, you’ll want toTry this amazing pose for wedding photography. Grab your partner, and drape the veil across your heads. You can smile through it or take a great kiss photo with the extra flair.
The love look
This one is not difficult. Just stare lovingly into your partner’s eyes so that your photographer can capture just how much you love each other. P.S. P.S.
The face touch
Similar toThis is the same loving look, but it’s a little different. Adding a light hand on your partner’s face will make the shot even more romantic, so it’s worth trying out, too.
The lie-down
Are you looking? toHave you considered taking some artistic wedding photos? Get your photographer to help you lie down on the ground outside or inside your venue. toYou can take photos from high above. You may need some additional equipment like a drone to capture the final result, but it is well worth it.
The cuddles are adorable
Cozy up with your partner’s arm around you forAn intimate shot that you can take almost anywhere.
The faux first dance
It is a good idea to have a first dance prior to your first dance. That way you’ll get a cool dancing shot without any accidental photobombers in the background.
The sweet embrace
Ask your partner toHold you at the waist and give them a hug. for a cute close-up shot.
The casual and cute
Take a moment to relax and crack a few jokes during your wedding portrait session. Sometimes, the most candid and casual shots are the best.
The hug
Who doesn’t love a hug? Grab your partner and give ‘em a big ‘ol bear hug. These can feel more intimate than the kiss pics, so you’ve got toGet a few.
The heel pop
A heel pop is a great method toYou can sweeten your wedding photos and showcase your stunning wedding shoes in one sweep.
The faraway love
If you’re working with a cool space, this photo is a must. You can stand a few feet from the partner and give them an adorable wink or laugh. This will let you show off your playful side as well as the beauty of your venue.
The classic smile
It’s as easy as that! forYour photographer will love you for it!
The nearly kissable
Although not quite a kiss, it is still very cute.
Take a look at this
Last thing you want toOn your wedding day, you should keep your eyes on your spouse. Trust me, it’s possible to do it. for one or two shots, you won’t regret it.
The back-to-back
OK, this is the last option where you won’t be looking at your partner, I promise. Take a deep breath and relax.to-back forThis pose is more editorial than the classic hug or kiss shot.
The nose-to-nose
A Eskimo kiss is one of the most sweetest types of kiss, especially when it’s in a photograph.
The hand kiss
Kiss your partner like a gentleman and act as if you are a real man. This wedding pose is worth trying. It looks just like something out of a Disney movie.
The forehead-to-forehead
Have a moment of intimacy and stand with your foreheads touching. Keep your eyes closed. This looks amazing close-up as well as faraway.
Opposite views
Stand in opposite directions toFace-to-face with your partnertoYou can face-to-face meet the photographer without allowing them to steal the show.
The kiss from behind
Top-quality couple poses for a wedding portrait that’s especially great if your partner is on the taller side.
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