"Stylish Sitting: Researching Poses for Adorable Sitting Shots That Make You and Your Dress Shine!"
2021.02.03 published
What is a Stylish Sitting Shot...?
One of the solo shots of the bride during wedding photo shoots is the "sitting shot."
In a sitting shot, the bride sits flat on the floor, squats down, or sits on a chair or sofa, capturing a different look of the dress compared to standing poses ♡
If you’re going for a pre-shoot, you definitely want to take at least one sitting shot, but what specific poses look stylish?
(It's somewhat clear that just sitting without any thought won’t result in a lovely sitting shot…!)
So!
In this article, we will introduce poses from Korean brides who are good at taking sitting shots.
Even though it’s simply called a sitting shot, there are various ways to sit and compositions that can serve as inspiration.
Brides who will be photographing for pre-shoots or on the wedding day should definitely check this out ♩
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ①
First, let’s start with a pose sitting flat on the floor.
Kneel up in a triangle sitting position and rest your elbows on your knees.
Looking away creates a natural atmosphere without over-staging.
Make sure the wedding veil falls over your body, as that's a key point.
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ②
This pose involves bending your upper body forward and hugging your knees with your legs extended.
Avoid pressing your arms against your body to create a slimmer appearance.
You might also want to try a downward gaze or closed-eye expression ♡
This pose is easy to attempt even if the volume of the dress skirt is minimal.
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ③
Cross your arms in front of your body and tilt your neck in this pose ♡
It looks as if you’re smiling at him behind the camera, creating a very cute atmosphere.
The ability to spread the volume of your skirt 360 degrees is a unique feature of sitting shots.
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ④
Next, let’s look at a sitting pose using a sofa!
Sit shallowly on the sofa and lean your upper body forward from your waist.
This creates a more natural look compared to sitting firmly.
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ⑤
This pose has you sitting sideways on the sofa. By spreading your skirt across the back of the sofa, it creates a romantic photo ♡
It's cute to have a shy vibe, like hiding your face with your wedding bouquet ♡
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ⑥
Holding the edge of the wedding veil and bringing your hand close to your mouth is also an adorable pose!
Being able to strike such a natural pose on the spot is something only models can do. You’ll want to include this in your instructions ♩
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ⑦
If there’s a sofa, it’s worth trying for an exceptionally romantic sitting shot.
Spread the skirt of your wedding dress over the sofa to envelop it completely.
The skirt spreads more than in a standing pose, highlighting the beauty of the wedding dress ♡
By turning your body towards the back of the sofa and just looking back at the camera, you’ll project an adult and elegant vibe.
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ⑧
A shot where you intentionally face directly back without looking at the camera is also rare and wonderful!
This wedding photo shows off the dress, hairstyle, and the view from the window ♡
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ⑨
If there's a chair or sofa, you’ll want to capture a shot sitting with your legs crossed ♡
Since it's a casual pose, be mindful of how you place your arms and keep your expression feminine and elegant.
This can also double as a shot to showcase your favorite bridal shoes as well.
Research Before Your Pre-Shoot! Sitting Solo Shot Pose ⑩
For those with a slender dress, a squatting back shot is recommended ♡
It gives off a candid, stylish back view.
This fresh pose isn't something you'd normally see in wedding dress poses.
Let’s Get Stylish Sitting Shots Taken ♩
Sitting shots that you want to challenge during your pre-shoot.
You don’t want to rush and think, “How do I sit? Where do I place my arms?” during the actual shoot, so it's good to visualize the body orientation and positions of your limbs specifically ♡
Be sure to check out the images that you think have lovely poses ♩