Why You Should Take Honeymoon Photos
Why you should take honeymoon photos.
You take engagement photos and wedding photos, but there are ample reasons why you should take honeymoon photos, too! Here are a few reasons why you should consider taking some quality photos on your first trip together as a married couple.
1. It's fun! The wedding day can be somewhat stressful, and let's be honest—time flies! With your honeymoon, there is no pressure, timeline or anything that restricts you from taking photos together. You can step out of the box and do a fun water shoot or explore the local area and not worry so much about getting dirty or rushing to get back to your guests.
2. You'll get some really amazing photos together and scenic shots too. Imagine visiting a really cool place and wanting more than just cell phone photos. Most destination photographers are happy to include landscape and scenery shots with your session. Don't be afraid to ask for a few shots of the surroundings. These photos would make great gifts for family, photos to frame and hang or just for memories to revisit after you’re back home.
3. It gives you an excuse to buy more cute outfits. Booking a professional photography session means you have a reason to shop and find more fun and cute outfits for your honeymoon! Who doesn’t love that?
4. It adds romance to your trip. Getting a session with a photographer can spice things up a bit. You will be dressed up in a beautiful location with your favorite person. Having this all captured on film makes for some incredible memories to enjoy later on.
There are lots of options for capturing photos on your honeymoon. Find a destination photographer or seek out a professional nearby to do a session. If they are local to the area, they can also point you to the best locations to get the greatest shots. Documenting your honeymoon is a fun way to help you capture priceless memories you’ll surely appreciate for years to come.
Credits from Top to Bottom: Jose Villa | Christine Done | Jose Villa | Rachel Red | Alicia Swedenborg