Frequently Asked Questions
for Prenup/Engagement Sessions
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That’s completely normal. There’s no need to know how to pose. We will direct you throughout the shoot, but only when needed. Direction is kept minimal—usually just enough to place you in good light or help start a movement. From there, the goal is to let things unfold naturally and capture the raw, candid moments in between.
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Expect a relaxed session with plenty of movement and very little holding of poses. You may be asked to walk, move, interact, or simply spend a moment together while the camera follows.
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We focus less on perfect posing and more on connection, movement, and storytelling.
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This depends on the concept. Early morning and late afternoon usually offer softer natural light, while nighttime sessions can create a more dramatic and cinematic atmosphere.
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Yes, depending on the package and travel time between locations. It’s usually best to choose locations that are relatively close to one another so more time can be spent shooting.
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Yes. Destination sessions can be arranged depending on availability, with additional travel and accommodation fees when applicable.
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Booking early is recommended, especially for weekends and peak wedding months. This also gives enough time to plan the concept, location, outfits, and other details.
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We understand that delays can happen. However, we encourage everyone to arrive on time so we can make the most of your session. If you arrive late, the shoot may still need to end at the originally scheduled time, especially if there are other bookings or location restrictions after your session. If there are no bookings after your session, we may extend the shoot upon request for an additional fee.
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Yes. The concept can be developed around your personalities, preferred location, outfits, mood, and visual references. You can also send inspiration photos or a mood board before the session.
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Yes. You’re welcome to suggest a location that means something to you or fits the look you want. Location recommendations can also be provided based on your preferred mood.
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Usually one to three looks work well depending on the package, location, and available shooting time. A combination of casual and more elevated outfits can give the gallery more variety.
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Only if they add something meaningful to the story. Props aren’t necessary, but personal items, a car, flowers, food, books, or anything connected to your relationship can sometimes make the session more personal.
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Weather is monitored leading up to the shoot. Depending on the conditions, the session may continue, move to a covered or indoor location, or be rescheduled when necessary.
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Of course. Pets can make the session even more personal. Just make sure the location allows them and consider bringing someone who can look after them when they’re not being photographed.
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Yes, a reservation fee is required to secure your chosen date and time. Once the reservation fee is paid, your schedule will be officially booked and reserved for you.
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Yes. Rescheduling is allowed, subject to availability. We just ask that you let us know as early as possible so we can help secure a new date for your session.