Well, there’s something really romantic, feminine, sensual, and a little bit cinematic about the rose petal, isn’t there?
And that’s exactly why rose petals have become such a popular addition to a bridal boudoir photo shoot.
When I first opened the the FYEO portrait studio back in 2002, we were experimenting with using fresh rose petals in bridal boudoir shots, and over the years we’ve tried a few different versions of the look, which have included fresh and silk rose petals.
Whether we’re shooting with bright, clean lighting or creating moody, low-lit images, petals add another dimension to your portraits.
For the bridal boudoir shoot, roses can be particularly meaningful, especially when you’re if you’re having roses in your wedding bouquet.
You can bring either a replica bouquet or you can have rose petals that match the color scheme of your wedding in your pictures.
It’s a really lovely way of bringing a little bit more of your wedding day into the photo shoot and into the studio.
If you love the idea of incorporating roses into your shoot, just let me know when you book, and I can add them on for you.
What colour scheme have you got for your wedding day?
If we haven’t already met, I’m Boudoir bride photography expert Alexandra Vince.
I’m going to help you create the wedding gift that only you can give-a deliciously secret collection of portraits of you, perhaps just with rose petals sculpted across your body, or perhaps wearing your wedding veil or your wedding shoes.
I need you for two hours, two months before your wedding day, to create the portraits that go into your wedding gift box, which you can leave with a note saying “meet me at the altar!”
DM for bookings.
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