👰♀️ Bridal Boudoir FAQ’s.
👰♀️ Bridal Boudoir FAQ’s. Everything you’ve been asking, all in one place!
I’ve been speaking to so many fabulous brides!
Here’s my special deal:
✨ £497 for 10 of your favourite images, selected from around 30 photographs shot in the studio.
Your images are high-resolution and digital, so you can download, print or send them to your partner on the morning of your wedding. 💕
The package is discounted from £797, so you’re saving £300!
You can:
• Secure your date with a £97 deposit
• Pay in full
• Spread payments over 3 months and receive a FREE makeup makeover worth £85!
The makeup makeover includes smoky eyes, flawless skin, glossy lips and a little contouring. 💄
📍 Where am I?
Near Marlow, west of London, with plenty of parking outside my beautiful boutique chapel studio.
Coming by train? There’s a connection from London Marylebone to High Wycombe.
And I only photograph ONE bride a day. When you’re in the studio, it’s just you and me no other clients and no interruptions.
Am I worth travelling for? Definitely. ❤️
I’m the original boudoir bride photographer, and I love helping you look and feel absolutely stunning.
My lighting, posing and direction are unlike anything else. I’ll guide you every step of the way.
This isn’t just about creating a wedding gift. It’s a confidence-boosting experience where you get to see your body differently and feel loads more body confident.
What should you bring?
👙 Around 3 sets of lingerie
👔 Something belonging to your partner perhaps a tie, shirt or scarf
👰♀️ Your own wedding veil (or borrow one of mine!)
Gift vouchers are also available and last for 24 months, so you can secure the 2026 price even if you’re not getting married until next year or the year after.
Ideally, plan your shoot around 2 months before your wedding day. But if you’re a last-minute buyer, don’t hesitate to reach out I may have availability.
I’m Alexandra Vince, your bridal boudoir photography expert. 💋
Let’s create the wedding gift that only you can give.
Here are four things I disagree with: 1.
Here are four things I disagree with:
1. Asking clients to lie on the floor
I use a boudoir posing platform which elevates clients off the floor, not puts them down on it.
I would never ask a bridal boudoir client to lie on the floor for a boudoir pose.
To me, bridal boudoir is about creating beautiful, elegant body portraits and lingerie portraits. I don’t believe a woman should be asked to lie down on a floor, particularly while wearing lingerie or nothing at all.
There are countless ways to create powerful, sensual and artistic images without putting a client on the floor.
For me, it’s simply about respect, elegance and how I want my clients to feel during the experience.
To capture the best body shapes, including lifts and arches on film a hard surface is required. It is lazy and down right disrespectful to use the floor.
2. Sharing private client bridal boudoir photographs
I don’t share private client work unless the client has specifically given me permission to do so. And there’s a reason for that. It’s about respect. And trust.
Bridal boudoir is commissioned as a private photographic experience, intended for the client and whoever she chooses to share those images with.
It isn’t a lingerie model shoot.
It isn’t fashion photography.
It isn’t commercial photography.
It’s personal.
And I believe that privacy should be respected unless the client herself decides otherwise.
3. Shit lighting
I use creative professional studio lighting, designed to flatter.
As a professional photographer, I place enormous importance on beautiful, flattering, artistic and creative lighting.
Boudoir photography is about shaping the body, creating atmosphere, building emotion and making someone look and feel incredible.
Putting somebody in a room with flat, boring or poorly considered light and simply taking photographs doesn’t meet my standard.
Lighting isn’t an afterthought in boudoir.
Lighting is the art.
4. Male boudoir photographers
This is probably the most controversial point and I’m very comfortable saying it.
I believe women are best served by a female photographer when it comes to bridal boudoir.
I founded my company in 2002 because, at the tim
