70 Engagement Photo Ideas from Real Couples (2024)

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Location Poses Colors Timing In Front of a Romantic Italian Backdrop A Parisian Romance A Classic Instagram-Worthy Shot An Iconic City Backdrop One-on-One in the Waterfalls Go Horseback Riding A Modern Jack and Rose Take a Dip in the Ocean All White Attire A Fashion-Forward Vibe An Aerial Shot Create a Formal Vibe Utilize Golden Hour In Front of a Romantic Celestial Sky A Desert Love Story A Ferris Wheel Date Show Off Your Daredevil Side Boudior-Inspired A Fun Day in Bed A Nature Walk Getting Lost in Your Favorite Fairytale Gone With the Wind A Pretty Paddleboat Basically Anywhere in Italy A Playful Day at the Carnival Hanging Ten With Your Number One In Front of the Perfect Sunset Make Inclement Weather Beautiful Recreate Your Favorite Album Cover A Disney-Inspired Destination Overlooking Los Angeles A Pic With Your Pooch Include a Little Music Go Old-School Embrace the Wild Wild West In the City of Love Driving off Into the Sunset A Breathtaking National Park In an Enchanting Venice Canal Playful Hot Cocoa Fields of Flowers Forever Opt for Black and White Channel Your Favorite Rom-Com A Big Apple Backdrop The Best Brunch Ever Nautical Nuptials A Mid-Dinner Photoshoot Beachside Bliss Amidst the Ocean Waves Get Playful With Matching Shirts A Shot Through the Windows A Hot Shot in the Freezing Temperatures A Glam Boating Excursion On a Chic Speedboat Make Chores Fun A Sweet Spin on Sledding A Grand Photo from the Grand Canyon A Hot Take on a Fire Escape In a Snowy Woodland Embrace Nature An Sublime Mountain Backdrop Rooftop Vibes Roller Coaster Romance At Your Favorite Place to Shop In a Colorful Canyon A Perfect Sunset Shot Whip Your Hair Back and Forth Celebrate With Bottles of Bubbly Be a Badass Bride and Groom FAQs

Now that you and your partner are engaged, it’s time to commemorate the momentous occasion with a romantic photoshoot. But where do you start? Given that there are so many cheesy couples' photos and countless run-of-the-mill shots, it can be a challenge to snap a picture that is truly your own. Thankfully, you don't have to rely on those predictable poses and overdone locations, if that doesn't suit your aesthetics.

Today, there are a handful of things you can do to make sure your photos turn out perfectly one-of-a-kind and feel right for you and your partner. Before you jump into your session, though, here's what you should know about engagement photoshoots. For starters:

Location

Whether you and your significant other are world travelers or would rather just Netflix and chill, location is everything for making your engagement photos unique.

  • Your Favorite Spot: Do you have a go-to coffee shop where the barista knows both of your orders? Or a brewery where you meet for happy hour every week? Use these personal spots as inspiration for your engagement shoot to save the memories of these places for years to come.
  • Your Next Vacation: Planning a trip together (engagement-moon, anyone?) is one of the most exciting parts of prepping for your big day. If you're heading to a particularly gorgeous location, find a photographer in the region who can snap some shots in front of that city skyline or national park mountainside.
  • Your First Date: Revisit the spot of your first date together for a few of your photos, even if it's for your eyes only.

Poses

Unless you're a model, getting "candid" shots will probably feel anything but natural—but there are a few simple ways to help ease any discomfort.

  • PDA: From simple handholding to sexy, bikini-clad kisses, showing off some public displays of affection always makes for a sweet photo. Pretend like the photographer isn't watching and embrace your partner the way you would when you're alone—as long as it's G-rated, of course.
  • Using Props: Are you both bookworms? Or love to ride the waves? Incorporate your favorite book into your shot or show off your matching surfboards for a picture that is 100 percent you.
  • Candid Shots: We know it's easier said than done, but sometimes, candid moments make the best photos. Act natural in your location of choice (by sampling hops at a brewery or picking out music at a record store) to create a laid-back feeling to your engagement photos.

Colors

  • Black and White: For a timeless, striking look to your photos, opt to have your photographer edit your favorites in black and white. The contrast can be simple but will result in stunning shots.
  • Dramatic Colors: On the opposite end of the spectrum (pun intended), you can use the unique colors of your shoot's locale to find a color palette that puts any Instagram filter to shame. Talk to your photographer beforehand to see how they can edit your pictures in a style that fits you.
  • Consider Your Wardrobe: While you don't want to match your partner, you'll want to make sure your colors complement one another. Opt for pastels, neutrals, cool shades, and white.

Photographers recommend avoiding busy prints, which can create distractions in your photos.

Timing

  • Golden Hour: Sunset (or "Golden Hour", as most Instagram users would call it) is the perfect time to capture a beautiful shot that guarantees great lighting. The red, soft hues will make for an intimate feel in your snaps.
  • Nighttime: Use the starry sky or pretty lights (like those on a Ferris wheel, for example) to give a pop to your nighttime pics.
  • Unexpected Weather: Torrential rain, snowstorms, and overwhelming heat aren't ideal, but that doesn't mean your photo is ruined. Use the inclement weather to your advantage by adding a pretty umbrella or taking your photos in a nearby snow-covered forest.

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With those tips in mind, take a look at how the following couples did it. Lighthearted and fun or glamorous and chic, these engagement photo ideas are sure to inspire you and your partner.

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In Front of a Romantic Italian Backdrop

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Positano just officially got added to our bucket list. Even on a rainy day, the cliffside scenery is surreal, especially when combined with a couple decked out in elegant black.

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A Parisian Romance

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Use your trip to Paris as the perfect moment to incorporate your travels into your photoshoot. We love how this couple leaned into the Parisian vibes, especially with their fashion-forward attire.

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A Classic Instagram-Worthy Shot

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Draw inspiration from social media, as this couple did, and lean into this famous hand-holding pose. You can even elevate your shoot by donning some of your favorite fashions for photos that are absolutely Instagram-worthy.

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An Iconic City Backdrop

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We’re not sure how these two managed a quiet New York backdrop, but we absolutely love everything about this iconic photo. From the motorcycle to the fashion, this stylish shot captures city life and this couple’s modern-day aesthetic.

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One-on-One in the Waterfalls

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There’s nothing quite as dreamy as a refreshing waterfall dip with your love. This setting is perfect for couples searching for a unique engagement shoot aesthetic.

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Go Horseback Riding

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Who knew a horse could make such a beautiful prop? We love how this couple used an unconventional backdrop to make their engagement photos truly one of a kind.

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A Modern Jack and Rose

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Sailing off into the sunset has never looked so sublime. This is a unique idea for couples searching for a timeless backdrop amongst the gorgeous blue sea.

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Take a Dip in the Ocean

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How deep is your love? Ocean deep for this couple who snapped a shot amongst the foamy, crashing waves for a sexy and sultry photo.

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All White Attire

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Nothing says "wedding" quite like you and your partner wearing head-to-toe white attire. What's more, since white is a neutral hue, it's bound to complement any engagement photo locale.

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A Fashion-Forward Vibe

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Use your setting to help dictate your fashions, as this couple did for their chic and modern shoot. We love how their looks complemented their locale while still showing off their unique style.

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An Aerial Shot

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Ask your photographer to break out their drone to capture a few epic aerial shots. Equal parts unique and unexpected, these photos will make a statement long after you've said "I do."

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Create a Formal Vibe

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Hosting a formal celebration? Embrace your event's dress code and wear attire that matches the theme your wedding guests can expect on the big day.

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Utilize Golden Hour

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Golden hour is the most perfect time to snap a picture that illustrates your love. Dusk’s amber haze captures this couple's intimate embrace for a moment we're sure they'll treasure seeing forever.

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In Front of a Romantic Celestial Sky

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This picture is just stellar—get it? A starry night is pure magic and sets the scene for an utterly romantic engagement photoshoot mood.

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A Desert Love Story

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We’re as crazy about this sandy dune backdrop, as much as this couple looks crazy in love. The epic shot is outdoorsy fun, while still looking stylish and chic.

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A Ferris Wheel Date

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There’s no sweeter date spot than a carnival. With a glittering Ferris wheel in the background, the scene evokes youthful, magical romance.

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Show Off Your Daredevil Side

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How perfect is this shot for the adventurous duo? We love the contrast of action and intimacy up here in the trees.

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Boudior-Inspired

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Looking to spice up your engagement photos? Unpack that slinky lingerie and head to your room for a boudoir-inspired shoot. Trust us, you'll look back on these photos fondly for years to come.

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A Fun Day in Bed

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A pillow fight is a fun way to show off your playful sides. Just be sure you're okay with cleaning up the feathers once your photographer leaves.

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A Nature Walk

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The beauty of nature will never go out of style. Beautiful reflections on the Oregon coast and a vivid emerald green dress make for a stunning photo, as seen above.

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Getting Lost in Your Favorite Fairytale

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Two bookworms can get behind this cute idea. Find a story you both love and incorporate that into your shoot for photos that symbolize your happily ever after.

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Gone With the Wind

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How unique are these windmills that serve as the perfect backdrop at a desert-focused shoot? Let the wind take you and your partner to new heights as you commemorate this beautiful new life chapter.

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A Pretty Paddleboat

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We dare you to find a more romantic place to take your engagement photos. Just like Ally and Noah, make your engagement shoot totally heart-melting in a private paddleboat.

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Basically Anywhere in Italy

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Impeccable fashion, studly gents, and Tuscan scenery—this shot is all sorts of stylish. No matter where you travel within Italy, your photos are sure to turn out effortlessly perfect.

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A Playful Day at the Carnival

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A carousel ride with your person is the epitome of cuteness. Show off your diamond sparkler while enjoying the playful nature of a wonderful day at the carnival.

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Hanging Ten With Your Number One

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Surfs up! We’re California dreamin’ with this totally adorable couple and their unique surf-inspired engagement shoot.

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In Front of the Perfect Sunset

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Cotton candy skies create a soft pastel backdrop that complements a craggy terrain. This photo, in particular, is the epitome of unexpected beauty.

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Make Inclement Weather Beautiful

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Don't let the rain dampen your mood. Take a cue from this couple and embrace the raindrops for a playful engagement photoshoot setting.

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Recreate Your Favorite Album Cover

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This New York City crosswalk is no Abbey Road, but this couple makes it just as charming.

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A Disney-Inspired Destination

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Now, this is what fairytale dreams are made of. A lavender dress and an old-world romantic setting, complete with climbing vines, make for princess-worthy engagement vibes.

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Overlooking Los Angeles

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Not much can beat this La La Land-esque view. We can’t get over this golden, elegant engagement shot up in the sky at the Griffith Observatory.

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A Pic With Your Pooch

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This couple is adorable, but the pup is the star of the picture. Include your pet in your engagement shot for a sweet family portrait.

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Include a Little Music

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A sweet serenade as the sun climbs over the mountain is the most picture-perfect moment. This photo seriously has our hearts swooning into the sky.

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Go Old-School

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This vintage-inspired shot with a rowboat for two, gorgeous green hues, and striking composition just took our breath away.

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Embrace the Wild Wild West

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A sultry desert, stylish threads, and a car driving away in the dust? This getaway session emits cinematic vibes, perfect for a wild wild west theme.

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In the City of Love

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We’re saying "oui" to this stunning springtime photo captured in the city of love. The sweet cherry blossom tree only adds to the romantic feel of this beautiful photo.

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Driving off Into the Sunset

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There’s nothing like a convertible ride along the coast, with the top down and your fiancé by your side.

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A Breathtaking National Park

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Simply put, this Yosemite engagement photo is epic. A forest of trees, sky-high mountains, and a romantic bridge combine for a breathtaking view.

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In an Enchanting Venice Canal

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This couple nails the destination engagement shoot, glamming up the canals of Venice with an elegant red dress.

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Playful Hot Cocoa

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Baby, it’s cold outside. This playful couple knows how to make the most of their hot chocolate—and their personalities.

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Fields of Flowers Forever

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What’s sweeter than carrying your princess bride-to-be through a meadow of flowers? Nothing, nothing at all!

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Opt for Black and White

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There's nothing more romantic than a black-and-white photo of you and your partner in a sweet embrace. Years from now, you'll look back on this timeless snap and remember this moment before you said "I do."

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Channel Your Favorite Rom-Com

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Submerged fun is transformed into an endearing shot with this couple's inspiration from The Notebook.

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A Big Apple Backdrop

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We’re rooftop dreaming with this couple as they stare into each other's eyes against the Brooklyn skyline.

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The Best Brunch Ever

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This breakfast-in-bed scene is all snug and intimate. It's a lovely engagement photo idea to replicate and keep for your personal archives.

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Nautical Nuptials

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These lovers are whisked off to paradise with a front-row view from the bow of a boat.

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A Mid-Dinner Photoshoot

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Do you and your partner love to cook? Draw inspiration from these kitchen cuties for a laid-back photo that highlights your mutual hobby.

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Beachside Bliss

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Lifeguard duty just got a whole lot cuter with this pair.

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Amidst the Ocean Waves

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The crashing surf leaves behind a sparkling splash surrounding this seemingly stranded couple in a dreamy scene.

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Get Playful

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These two love birds leaned into their playful side for a perfect autumnal photo. Between the changing leaves and rustic backdrop, this serves as lovely inspiration for a seasonal-inspired shoot.

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With Matching Shirts

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Did you think his and her shirts were cheesy? This couple proves they’re anything but.

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A Shot Through the Windows

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Have your photographer sneak a peek through the window to capture you and your partner's romantic love story.

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A Hot Shot in the Freezing Temperatures

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Having a winter engagement shoot? Bring a printed blanket to keep you and your fiancé warm and add an unexpected, cozy touch.

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A Glam Boating Excursion

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Sleek, sexy, and sophisticated—you can put us on this slender tender anytime. We love how this bride-to-be amps up the glam factor with a sequined dress.

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On a Chic Speedboat

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This luxe speedboat shot makes our hearts go vroom. Undeniably chic, it's an engagement photo idea worth considering.

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Make Chores Fun

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Remind us why we ever hated doing laundry. This laundromat shot is tons of fun, especially when complemented by the couple’s edgy, retro vibe.

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A Sweet Spin on Sledding

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Sledding for two and a winter wonderland setting, yes please. This would be a wonderful photo idea for couples getting married during the holidays.

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A Grand Photo from the Grand Canyon

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A striking canyon doused in soft, ethereal sunlight provides a jaw-dropping backdrop for this engagement photo. The couple’s formal attire is elegantly juxtaposed with Mother Nature.

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A Hot Take on a Fire Escape

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The love of this cool couple helps bring out the beauty of an otherwise ordinary fire escape.

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In a Snowy Woodland

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Turn those post-holiday blues into the perfect photo op. After a big snow, your local forest preserve will transform into a winter wonderland.

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Embrace Nature

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Seriously, what’s better than walking hand in hand with your partner to celebrate this new life chapter? Embrace nature and your surroundings, and schedule a photo shoot at your local park for pictures that'll last a lifetime.

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An Sublime Mountain Backdrop

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Boy, do we love a good contrast, like the elegance of this bride-to-be’s dress against the raw, ethereal beauty of the Montana wilderness.

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Rooftop Vibes

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We love a good cityscape background for any engagement photo, like this one taken on a New York City rooftop.

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Roller Coaster Romance

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Since you and your partner are embarking on a ride of a lifetime, why not use your engagement shots to reflect that? We're loving this couple's playful addition of an amusem*nt park in their photo.

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At Your Favorite Place to Shop

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Just when you thought shopping at Target couldn’t get any more fun, this couple takes it to new heights. We’d say they hit a bulls-eye with this shot!

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In a Colorful Canyon

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The swirling sienna sandstone of Antelope Canyon creates an intimate, otherworldly feel for a sexy engagement session.

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A Perfect Sunset Shot

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Suns out, buns out. There’s something naturally beautiful about this couple running off into the sinking sun.

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Whip Your Hair Back and Forth

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Channel your inner child and use your long locks to your advantage. This couple's playful hair flip has us wanting to convince our partners to let it grow.

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Celebrate With Bottles of Bubbly

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Poppin’ bottles in the desert—that’s how it’s done, cowboy style. Celebrate your engagement with a spirited and joyful photoshoot like this couple did.

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Be a Badass Bride and Groom

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This couple stayed true to themselves with an edgy motorcycle shoot. Illustrate your relationship with a themed session that reflects your personality.

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FAQs

What is the best color to wear for engagement photos? ›

1. Choose light, soft, neutral tones. This is totally a personal preference, but my style of photography lends itself best to lighter, airier tones — like white, beige, and taupe — and pastels — like dusty blue, blush, etc. I find that neutral outfits are so romantic and timeless, and help to keep the focus on you!

What colors to wear for couples photos? ›

You can either go for a matching look of neutrals (for example, all white, white and jean, etc.), or mix and match colors that go well together (for example, whites, pinks, blues, etc.). Contrasting outfits also look really good – for example, a light colored top with dark colored pants, or vice versa.

How many photos should you take at an engagement shoot? ›

How many pictures in an engagement session? For me it's about 80-100 fully edited images. My typical Engagement Session goes for 1 Hour which is plenty of time to walk around and capture heaps of amazing photos for my couples.

What not to wear for engagement photos? ›

01 Avoid Small, Close Prints , Patterns and Logos

These tend to not photograph as well. Staying away from small, tight stripes and prints will save your engagement photos! Logos distract from the subject and relationships (aka you & your love story!). Instead, wear solid colored pieces that compliment each other!

Should you wear your hair up or down for engagement photos? ›

Consider the Weather

If you're shooting on a windy day or in hot and humid weather, updos tend to be more practical as they stay in place better. However, if you're shooting indoors or in a more controlled environment with gentle breeze and mild temperatures, wearing your hair down can be a great option.

What color makes you look good in pictures? ›

Pastels and light neutrals (white, pale pink, pale purple, peach, tan, etc) will give a soft, monotone look whereas bold colors (think: navy, bright purple, pink, bold blue, etc) will provide more contrast and help you stand out from the background. Both look great!

What color represents couples? ›

In a more literal sense, red is the color of blood that pumps through our hearts, which represents love and passion and romance.

How to coordinate outfits for couples photos? ›

Stay away from matching with your partner and coordinate instead. For example, instead of feeling like you have to wear matching flannels or the same sweater, opt for different-colored outfits that complement each other but are of the same vibe or style.

What is the best time of day to take engagement photos? ›

Time of Day

You've probably heard of the famous “golden hour,” which is the magical period shortly after sunrise or just before sunset. This time of day is the most popular and highly recommended for the best lighting possible!

What is the 3 1 rule in photography? ›

The rule of thirds is a composition guideline that places your subject in the left or right third of an image, leaving the other two thirds more open. While there are other forms of composition, the rule of thirds generally leads to compelling and well-composed shots.

How long after you get engaged should you take engagement pictures? ›

When should you take engagement photos? If you're looking to use your images for save-the-dates, the traditional time to take them is 6-8 months before your wedding.

How to not look awkward in engagement photos? ›

7. How To Not Feel Awkward
  1. Get silly. Play with one another during the shoot.
  2. Think of the session as a date, and I promise it will seem more fun!
  3. Don't overthink your session! Look at your boo if you feel nervous. ...
  4. Refer back to this article as much as you need while you are preparing for engagement photos.

How do you look thinner in engagement photos? ›

Try your best to keep your body slightly turned, this will help you look slimmer than if you were standing straight on facing the camera. Tilt your shoulders toward the photographer, slightly dropped down and keep your hips at an angle.

How do you smile in engagement photos? ›

Inhaling through your nose and then exhaling with force through your mouth will help open up and relax tense facial muscles.
  1. Change Your Posture. ...
  2. Don't Just Rely on Your Mouth — Smile with Your Eyes. ...
  3. Smile at the Camera, Not at the Photographer. ...
  4. Pucker Up. ...
  5. Chin down a Bit.

What do I wear to my engagement pictures? ›

Your engagement session is the perfect opportunity to rock a fun, dressed up look that you might not normally have an excuse for. Long, flowy dresses and skirts look amazing on camera — they add movement to your clothing that tends to be very flattering and natural-looking.

Which Colours are best for engagement? ›

If in doubt, white is always a timeless, flattering choice that matches everything. If you want light + airy photos, consider these colors: white, pastels, light pink, taupe, peach, light blue, navy, yellow, grays, tans.

What is the best color to wear when taking pictures? ›

Pastels and light neutrals (white, pale pink, pale purple, peach, tan, etc) will give a soft, monotone look whereas bold colors (think: navy, bright purple, pink, bold blue, etc) will provide more contrast and help you stand out from the background. Both look great! It's up to you and what you want on your walls.

What colors not to wear for an engagement party? ›

Again, white is typically reserved for the bride at any wedding-related events—so white dresses, jumpsuits, or other formal attire are a major no-no. You'll also want to avoid off-white and cream hues.

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