And sometimes I have to airbrush them out or hide them with the styling or in the shadowing or in the lighting or something.
And then there’s the brides who’ve had tattoos a little bit later in life, where the tattoos have got more meaning, more depth to them, and they’re positioned in a place that the bride’s really proud of, really comfortable with.
And then there are those brides who really relish in the artistry of having a full sleeve, or a full leg, or a full body of tattoos, and see them as being a much bigger part of who they are.
And one of the things I love about a bridal boudoir photo shoot is the opportunity to turn that tattoo that you’ve got into part of an amazing piece of artwork, a wedding gift, body portraits of you.
Imagine gifting your partner on your wedding day an artistic body shot, beautifully lit, intimate, and a little bit mysterious, but they recognise you instantly from that little tattoo on your thigh.
If you’ve got colourful tattoos, I can use a really nice backlight, which makes the colours pop.
Or if you’ve got black ink or fine line tattoos, then black and white photography is incredible.
Carefully placed lights with shadows and key lines almost bring the artwork on your body to life.
If you haven’t met, I’m Boudoir Bride photography expert Alexandra Vince, and I’ve been helping brides just like you to create the wedding gifts that only you can give, beautiful, flattering, artistic body shots to show off your tattoos, to showcase your uniqueness, your individuality, your femininity, your creativity.
Come and see me.
I need you for just two hours, two months before your wedding day, to create the portraits of you that you gift to your partner on the morning of your wedding with a note saying, “Meet me at the altar.”
If you haven’t already booked, send me a message, and I’ll send you the link to my bridal boudoir package.
I’ll see you soon.
Alexandra x #ukbride
