6 Fun Pre-Wedding Photography Ideas
2018-05-08

As we so often say, a photo speaks a thousand words. From underwater photography to taking a trip down the memory lane, here are six pre-wedding photography ideas for engaged couples to consider.

The golden hour

While it may not exactly unique, there is no denying the beauty of the golden hour. Whether it’s the beach or our modern cityscape, bask in the soft rays of the golden sun and let it do its magic!

Glamping glamour

More than just a mat and a picnic basket, add a dash of glamour to your pre-wedding photography with glamping. With a rustic-themed tent and bohemian-inspired rugs, let your inner adventurer shine while taking your photography in style.

Back to school

Did you meet whilst exchanging glances across the classroom and passing secret notes in pens? Talk a trip down the memory lane by holding your pre-wedding photography shoot at your alumni! Whether it’s your secondary school, polytechnic/junior college or university, going back to where you came from is a unique way of showing how far your relationship has become.

Magnificent museums

Whether you’re a lover of history or the fine arts, the elegant architecture and artifacts will more than complement your pre-wedding shoot. From the Victoria Concert Hall to the National Gallery of Singapore, add a touch of class to your photos with these unforgettable venues. 

The pawfect shot

What better time than now to include your furry pet in this joyous celebration? While your pet may add a fun perspective to your pre-wedding photography, do ensure that the photographer has the experience of handling and/or photographing animals before engaging one.

Under the sea

If you’re feeling adventurous, we say to take the plunge (literally) and opt for an underwater shoot. Not only will the experience be one-of-a-kind, the photos will be nothing less than mind-blowing.

The process of pre-wedding photo taking is no doubt an exciting one. Feel free to discuss your thematic options with your significant other and more importantly, remember to enjoy the process!