Capturing Your Cherished Bouquet: Various Cute Ways and Poses for Photographing Your Wedding Bouquet ♡

A One-of-a-Kind Bouquet That I Love ♡

The wedding bouquet that you hold at your wedding. Many brides-to-be have likely searched for numerous images online and met with florists repeatedly to create their ideal bouquet.

This is the one and only wedding bouquet in the world that has been completed. After the wedding, you'd want to keep it in its original state forever, but that's not possible with fresh flowers.

That's why it's vital to make sure you capture those memories with your wedding bouquet in photos ♡

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In this article, we will introduce tips on how to photograph your wedding bouquet and recommend poses＊

Make sure to capture your beloved bouquet in plenty of wedding photos ♡

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ① Hold it in front of your chest

Let's start with a classic pose. Hold the wedding bouquet around chest level. While the bouquet is the star, it also conveys the vibe of the bride's dress♡

An additional recommended pose is to look down at the bouquet held in front of your chest.

This captures your hairstyle, veil, and accessories clearly ♡

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ② Hold it around your waist

This pose makes the bouquet the true star! The key here is to bring the bouquet close to the camera for a big shot◎

It's lovely to see the top of the dress and the fluffy skirt in the frame! ♡

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How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ③ Face-Hiding Shot

A recently popular face-hiding shot. This pose has you holding the wedding bouquet in front of your face with both hands ♡

Doesn't it look a bit playful and cute?＊

It’s recommended to take this one up close so the bouquet is clearly visible♩

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ④ Looking Away

If you want a moody wedding photo, how about this pose where you hold the bouquet and look away? ♡

The bouquet also has a veil over it, making it photogenic＊ This should create a mature-looking shot♩

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ⑤ Wide Angle Shot

Taking a slightly wider shot allows the bride’s figure centered around the bouquet to come into view◎

If you try to get the entire body in, the bouquet may look small, so this level of distance is good♡

While close-ups of the bouquet and full-body shots will surely be taken, mid-range photos like this might be less common. It might be good to note this on your instruction sheet＊

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ⑥ Holding it Behind Your Back

This is a very cute pose where you hold the bouquet behind your back♡ Most photos have you holding it in front, so it’s a delightful twist!

Although your expressions aren't visible, you must be looking at each other happily ♡

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ⑦ Hold it Up High

Raise the wedding bouquet to face level and take a side shot♡ It looks as if you're kissing the bouquet, and it's super cute♩

The key is to take the shot with a big smile on your face♡

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ⑧ Sitting From Above

This photo captures a sitting shot taken from above.

Your wedding dress, bridal hair, and wedding bouquet. All the details the bride cherishes are encapsulated in this wedding photo ♡

Don’t forget to take an overhead shot of your sitting pose＊

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ⑨ Kiss Shot

A kiss shot hidden behind the wedding bouquet ♡ It has a chic, overseas vibe＊

If it’s a kiss behind a large bouquet’s shadow, it seems like an easy challenge for grooms who might be shy about kissing in front of others! ♡

How to Photograph Your Wedding Bouquet – Pose ⑩ Perspective Shot

An uncommon perspective shot using the wedding bouquet.

It’s a lovely way to convey both the bouquet’s design and the atmosphere of the space♡ If you have a photo shoot at the venue, definitely give this a try♩

Cherish Your Beloved Bouquet So You Can Always Remember It ♡

We’ve shared ways to beautifully capture your wedding bouquet in photos＊

While you love your bouquet, you can only see it on your wedding day. Make sure to take plenty of photos so you can look back on them many times ♡