6 Wedding Items You Can Use Twice: Perfect for Both Pre-Wedding Shoots and Wedding Day Decor!
2018.03.21 published
What Should You Prepare for Pre-wedding Photos?
Many brides bring handmade wedding items as props for their pre-wedding photoshoots.
With so many types and designs available, many might be wondering what to prepare.
The number of photos that can be taken during the pre-wedding shoot is limited, and preparing the items takes time and costs money, so it's not realistic to gather everything.
Figuring out how to choose what to bring can be a tough decision.
Two Birds One Stone! Recommended Items That Can Also Be Used as Decor
If you're unsure how to choose props for your pre-wedding shoot, we recommend selecting things that can also be used as "decor items."
If you can use the props not only for the pre-wedding shoot but also for decorating the reception or welcome space on the wedding day, that gives you double the use—two birds with one stone!
It also makes the effort of creating the items more worthwhile.
In this article, we will introduce recommended pre-wedding items that can also be used for wedding day decorations.
Initial objects can be used to decorate various places like the reception, welcome space, and side tables at the head table.
It's recommended to design them in a way that can be used for both the pre-wedding shoot and the wedding day.
For brides doing a traditional Japanese wedding photoshoot, opting for a simple design that isn't overly traditional might be a good idea if you plan to reuse it on the wedding day.
Two Uses for Both Pre-wedding and Wedding Day! Item No. 2: Reception Sign
A reception sign displayed at the venue is actually a great photography prop.
Wedding photos taken with each person holding the reception sign can be used as insertion images for a profile movie or on the cover of a profile book.
On the wedding day, they can be displayed in various areas like the welcome space, photo booth, and head table.
However, marquee lights made from thick cardboard can be fragile, so caution is needed!
If you're planning to use them for both the pre-wedding and wedding day, it’s advisable to purchase ready-made options or choose materials like thicker styrene boards instead of cardboard.
Although it may cost more than cardboard, considering the two uses makes it worth it!