"What Should the Groom Use to Hide His Face? A Collection of 'Face-Hiding Shots' for the Couple Together"

Shots with Bouquets to Hide Faces ♡

One of the poses I want to include in the photo instructions for the wedding day is the face-hiding shot using the wedding bouquet. This cute and playful shot, which also prominently features the bride's favorite bouquet, is extremely popular among brides ♡

Not Just Solo, But Together ♡

While this face-hiding shot is cute when it's just the bride, it creates a very stylish atmosphere when taken side by side with the groom ♩

Brides who had pre-wedding photos taken seem to use various items like balloons, masks, and fans for face-hiding shots with their partners ♡

How to Hide Your Face on the Wedding Day!?

However, unlike pre-wedding or post-wedding shoots where you can take your time and bring many props, the photo-taking time on the wedding day is often quite rushed.

The bride can easily use her wedding bouquet to hide her face, but the challenge lies with the groom.

Since the wedding day involves capturing photos in between various activities while keeping an eye on the time, bringing along props like masks or balloons just for a face-hiding shot can be a bit cumbersome.

In this article, we will introduce some ideas for taking face-hiding shots together on the wedding day ♡

Method 1: Use a Hat for Face-Hiding Shots on the Wedding Day

The first idea is to use a hat! For grooms who wear uniforms with hats during the outfit change or at the after-party, they can use the hat to hide their face ♡

Since both the wedding bouquet and the hat are items they are already wearing, it allows for quick photoshoots. This pic was taken at the head table during the after-party ♩ An item that can be used for photos regardless of the location or timing ♡

Besides uniform hats, it's recommended to use a hat that matches the tuxedo. The combination of a silk hat and a tuxedo is also popular as a stylish after-party coordination for the groom ♡

Method 2: Both Use Bouquets for Face-Hiding Shots on the Wedding Day

If the wedding bouquet is changed during the outfit change, there should be two bouquets available.

By using both bouquets together, you can take a face-hiding shot without needing any special items ♡

There aren’t many opportunities to capture both the ceremony bouquet and the outfit change bouquet in a single photo, which makes this shot quite special ♩

The groom should practice holding the bouquet cutely with both hands ♡

Method 3: Pose with a Camera for Face-Hiding Shots on the Wedding Day

Some grooms who love photography may plan to bring their own camera to the wedding venue ♡

If you have your own camera, you can take face-hiding shots while posing with it! By holding the camera with both hands, it conveniently hides your face.

This could turn into a cherished photo for not just the bride, but also the groom ♡

Method 4: Use a Welcome Doll for Face-Hiding Shots on the Wedding Day

Face-hiding shots using welcome dolls are also super cute ♡

Both can hold a welcome doll, or the bride can hold her bouquet instead.

This is an ideal photo opportunity in the lobby with a welcome space.

Method 5: Use Your Hands to Hide Your Face ♡

If you cannot use hats, cameras, outfit-change bouquets, or welcome dolls, use your hands to hide your face!

A pose hiding the eyes with both hands can look playful and adorable ♩ This face-hiding shot can be taken anywhere, anytime.

Here's another pattern without using any items. Although it's not exactly a face-hiding shot, a pose where the groom gazes at the bride creates a sophisticated and stylish atmosphere ♩

Let’s Try Face-Hiding Shots Together ♡

Cute and playful face-hiding shots using bouquets. We introduced ideas for taking these shots with your groom on the wedding day.

Since weddings are a once-in-a-lifetime event ♡, feel free to experiment with poses and create many wonderful memories ♩