Crafting Your Unique Engagement Session: A Personal Touch for Every Couple
Morgan + Brian
Your engagement session is an opportunity to showcase your love story in a way that is as unique as your relationship. In this blog featuring Morgan and Brian, we'll explore creative ways to infuse your personality into every aspect of your engagement session, making it a truly one-of-a-kind experience. This couple elected for a sunrise, mountainside engagement session in their home state of Vermont. I might have been the only person there that was truly a morning person but being in nature made them feel as they as perceived themselves to be, wild and free.
Choose a Meaningful Location: Select a venue that holds significance for both of you. Whether it's the place where you first met, a favorite park, or even the coffee shop where you had your first date, incorporating a meaningful location adds a personal touch to your engagement photos.
Themes and Hobbies: Consider incorporating shared interests or hobbies into your session. Whether you're both avid readers, coffee enthusiasts, or passionate about a particular era or theme, using these elements in your photos can create a narrative that reflects your unique connection.
Wardrobe Choices: Your outfit choices can play a significant role in personalizing your engagement session. Coordinate your attire based on a specific color scheme, style, or even matching accessories. Don't be afraid to showcase your individual fashion preferences while ensuring a harmonious overall look.
Include Furry Friends: If you have pets, consider including them in your engagement session. Pets are beloved members of the family and can add an adorable and authentic touch to your photos. Just make sure to have a plan for their care during the session.
Incorporate Personal Props: Bring along props that hold sentimental value. This could be anything from a vintage camera, a meaningful piece of art, or even a custom sign with your wedding date. These props not only personalize your session but also serve as visual storytelling elements.
Capture Everyday Moments: Sometimes, the most authentic moments happen in the simplest settings. Consider incorporating everyday activities into your engagement session, such as cooking together, enjoying a picnic, or even a casual walk through your favorite neighborhood.
Seasonal and Cultural Influences: If there are specific seasons or cultural elements that hold significance for you and your partner, use them to your advantage. Whether it's the vibrant colors of fall, the coziness of winter, or cultural traditions, integrating these aspects will make your engagement session uniquely yours.
