Making Couples Photoshoots Fun and Comfortable
Every couple comes in nervous to their photoshoot, which is so normal. Boudoir is a more vulnerable type of photoshoot and many of our clients worry they won’t know how to pose or they will be ‘awkward’. This will never be the case! The honest truth is that you and your partner get to enjoy each other, laugh, snuggle, and be yourselves during your shoot. We walk you through what each pose is going to look like, how to position yourselves, where to look, etc. This experience is yours and what an incredible thing to capture your love and intimacy forever! 100% of our couple’s photoshoots have gone above and beyond our client’s (and our own) expectations and the couple ends up telling us how comfortable they felt and how much fun they had during their boudoir shoot. This is our #1 goal with every person who walks into our studio!
We take every step to make sure you both feel as comfortable as possible. We start off with an initial consultation call on the phone so we don't feel like strangers when we meet for your shoot. This has been helpful for a lot of our clients in the past. On the day of your shoot, we keep open communication with you throughout the experience. We also ask you both specific questions in your pre-shoot questionnaire so we know exactly what you're looking for and what you're comfortable with. If you've been thinking about doing a couples shoot and are hesitant because it feels scary, it may be helpful to preview some of the questions we ask in your questionnaire:
Are there any personal areas of concern from either of you that you would like to discuss or is there anything we should know coming into this couples shoot?
What level of nudity are you comfortable with?
How conservative/spicy would you like your photos to be (more cozy vibes or more intimate and steamy)?
Is there anything you'd like to stay away from in terms of posing? Any insecurities or fears either of you would like us to know about?
Any physical attributes that you would like highlighted or concealed?
Some of our poses accentuate one person as more 'dominant'. Do you have a preference on who takes on this role throughout the shoot?
We listen and we care that you have the best experience from beginning to end with us.
So what are you waiting for!?
