The Spotlight is on Me ♡ 7 Classic Poses for Solo Bride Photos You’ll Want for Your Pre-Wedding Shoot＊

〔Feeling shy, but...〕I definitely want to ask for solo shots♡

Wearing a wedding dress and having a professional photographer take pre-wedding or post-wedding photos♡

When I look at the Instagram of brides who have finished their shoots, there are so many stylish, cute, and elaborate wedding photos＊

I'm excitedly imagining what poses I should take with my husband and what props to use♡

While it's important to envision what kind of photos we want to take together, we mustn't forget about the solo shots!

Of course, solo shots of the bride are taken during the pre-wedding shoot.

There seems to be quite a few brides who, despite being the star of the moment, forget to think of poses for their solo shots...＊

To avoid panicking on the day of the shoot and to capture wonderful solo wedding photos, I will introduce some classic poses you should know♡

Classic Solo Pose for Brides #1＊Front Shot

A shot from the front is a must-have solo shot that you definitely want to take♡

On the wedding day, there may not be enough time to capture a full-body shot from the front, or it might be forgotten, leading to regrets like,

“I love this dress, but I don’t have any full-body photos....”

“There’s no great frontal shot of me.....”

It seems many former brides have similar regrets.

So let's make sure to capture a full-body shot from the top of your head to the hem of your dress during the pre-wedding shoot and preserve the bride's coordination well＊

This is how you complete a classic wedding photo♩

It's also recommended to take an upper-body front shot like this♡

Tilting your face slightly can add a touch of elegance while also looking cute＊

Classic Solo Pose for Brides #2＊Back Shot

Don’t forget the back shot, an important solo pose♡

I want to see a glimpse of the side profile and bouquet while posing elegantly＊

If there are stairs at the shooting location, it’s also a great point to beautifully showcase the train of the wedding dress♡

Your husband, watching the shoot nearby, will surely be captivated by your back view♩

Make sure to ask your husband to take pictures with your camera or iPhone alongside the photographer’s shooting＊

Classic Solo Pose for Brides #3＊Sitting Shot

The sitting shot, showcasing the fluffy and cute shape of the dress, looks so lovely, almost like a gravure idol♡ It’s a popular pose that should definitely be captured.

The trick to this is to have the shot taken from slightly above. It makes the dress spread out beautifully within the frame＊

Classic Solo Pose for Brides #4＊Preparation Shot

Taking preparation shots in the bridal room on the wedding day is a classic,

But I also recommend capturing the same pose during the pre-wedding or post-wedding shoots♡ It has a charming off-shot atmosphere♩

Classic Solo Pose for Brides #5＊Looking Back Shot

Holding the bouquet behind your back and turning to look at the camera creates such a cute pose that you can do solo＊

Showing a big smile while exposing your teeth creates a playful expression, and you’ll be delighted with how model-like the photos turn out♩

Classic Solo Pose for Brides #6＊Face-Hiding Shot

Recently, a particularly popular pose is the face-hiding shot using the bouquet♡

Hiding the bride's face is adorable and creates a feeling of peekaboo.

While the expression isn't visible, the bouquet flowers are clearly highlighted, and the wedding ring peeks through, which is a nice touch＊

This is also recommended as material for profile books or profile movies♩

Classic Solo Pose for Brides #7＊Perspective Shot

Finally, I’d like to introduce the perspective shot♡

The image of the bride inside the Francfranc ring photo frame looking over is just so lovely♩

It’s also nice to have just the husband's fingers in the shot♡

〔Bride Solo Shots〕What poses do you want to have taken?

How was it? I introduced 7 ideas for how to capture solo shots of the bride that you would want for pre-wedding or post-wedding shoots♡

While I'm looking forward to the lovey-dovey wedding photos taken of my husband and me together,

I also want to be serious about capturing my solo shots＊

Please use the poses introduced in this article as references and capture wonderful solo shots♡