Theme and location recommendation

You must have an idea of what kind of pre-wedding shoot you are looking for and should be able to communicate that idea to your photographer. You can also ask your photographer to give location recommendations according to your theme. It’s extremely important that the photographer understands your needs and suggests themes/locations accordingly.

Look at the opposite

This cool pose play is subtle yet powerful. It uses the background as the main game changer. If you are new to facing the camera, it is the perfect beginner-friendly pose for the power couple.
This pre-wedding pose requires you to keep your back against each other and look in the opposite direction. This pose looks best in a traditional outfit and/or dim lights. But it can be modified to suit your aesthetic as well.
You can add your touch to the pose by holding hands or giving a candid. Always give a stern expression and look away from the camera to capture the perfect side shot.

The “deep in love” – Romantic Pre-wedding pose

If you are a romantic and want to give your pre-wedding shoot the most adorable love-struck aesthetic, this pose is for you. 

Look into your partner’s eyes and hold their face with your palm. That’s it. It’s simple yet meaningful. It holds the idea of eternal love in just a glimpse.

Whether a riverside dream or a hill station shoot, this pose suits all backgrounds. It can be used in close-up shots and full-body shots to incorporate the beauty of the entire outfit. 

You can also use this pose to flaunt your jewelry. Both hands and neck play a crucial part in this pose to exhibit a graceful posture. Be careful to be natural in this pose, giving out the most perfect form.  

Play with silhouettes

Sunset and silhouette go hand in hand. If you aren’t comfortable yet with facing the camera straight, silhouettes can be huge to get used to the concept of filming. It can teach you a lot about body posture and elegance.
Types and poses with silhouettes are innumerable. Silhouette shots are the way to go if you have a long veil on your dress. These pre-wedding shots require the magic of the photographer, and minimal efforts are required by you.
Beach and riverside shoots give excellent silhouette shots. This pre-wedding pose is not a good idea with traditional wear but can work wonders in long gowns and floral dresses.

The “peek-a-boo” 

This pre-wedding pose can be summed up in three words – simple, classy, and romantic.
Ask your partner to hold you from the back, and a light gesture kiss on the back is what changes the game.
This pose can go with any background and aesthetic, whether traditional, riverside, desert, or city style.
Expressions for this pose are also very simple. It’s the perfect way to flaunt that eye makeup. Closed eyes and berry lips are a perfect combination for this pose. If you have a backless dress, you should go for this pose.

Conclusion

Pre-wedding shoots are about capturing couples’ beautiful connection before the big day. The perfect pose can capture the moment’s essence and create a lasting memory. Whether it’s the “somebody to lean on” or the “peek-a-boo,” these poses can be modified to fit any background and aesthetic. With these pre-wedding poses, you’ll surely get stunning couple portraits that will be cherished for a lifetime. Don’t forget to capture the golden hour with these pose ideas for the most romantic couple photo shoot.

About the author “Raja Singla” 

Text about Raja Singla here. This pre-wedding pose can be summed up in three words – simple, classy, and romantic.
Ask your partner to hold you from the back, and a light gesture kiss on the back is what changes the game.
This pose can go with any background and aesthetic, whether traditional, riverside, desert, or city style.
Expressions for this pose are also very simple. It’s the perfect way to flaunt that eye makeup. Closed eyes and berry lips are a perfect combination for this pose. If you have a backless dress, you should go for this pose.