Getting the Right Engagement Photography in Las Vegas

Your special day is coming up really soon. You’ve found the right venue, you designed the perfect cake and now it is time to let everyone what is happening, know where to go, and what to bring!

The more presents the better in this case. This means it is time to get your announcements ready to send out—a truly daunting task in and of itself.

You have most of the specifics figured out already, now you just need a few good pictures to go with the words. Getting the right engagement photography in Las Vegas is an important and delicate task.

Your invitation will serve as a decoration item on most fridges for a while. The final product must be appealing.

You first want to make sure you get a good photographer. The photographer will make or break the shots you take.

You are truly adorable as a couple, but you are just not as adorable as you could be when you hold the camera in your hand at arm’s length. You need someone else to hold the camera.

That is not all though, you must also find someone who has vision. Anyone can place you in front of a canvas, or the Welcome to Las Vegas sign.

But it takes a truly skilled visionary to take something seemingly plain and ordinary nearby and make it into a setting for you. Find an artistic genius that can offer you the best engagement photography Las Vegas has to offer.

Second, you want to get the right image. Your photographer will take care of the location, angles and lighting.

The next important part to think about is how you two appear in your pictures. Proper engagement photography in Las Vegas should reflect the personalities of you and your bride or husband to be.

If you are shy then you should show your shy personality in the picture. This is often done by keeping the couple close together.

Refrain from activities that show you as a dramatic or action based person—i.e. jumping in the air. Those types of shots, although cute, will not reflect the image your audience will have of you.

How can they see that as you if they have literally never seen you jump like that in your life? The picture is more real the more it reflects things you would actually do.

Third, your pictures should be neither too lovey-dovey, nor should they be overly conservative. Keep in mind that your religious leaders and family friends are going to display your invitation for all to see for months at a time.

Tim LO

Tim is a love coach and writer for Love Openly.

He has qualifications in NLP, hypnotherapy and stress management. HPD, DipHyp, DipNLP, CertSM