Ive photographed couples who: Started their day in hiking gear, had their ceremony in formal attire, then changed into casual clothes for their reception Wore a beautiful dress for portraits, then switched to a jumpsuit for dancing Began in a suit and tie, then ditched the jacket (and sometimes the tie) within an hour Had one outfit for the ceremony with family, then completely different attire for their adventure couples session Wore comfortable clothes 90% of the day and only got dressed up for 30 minutes of portraits Theres no rule that says you have to wear one outfit from start to finish
You can freeze it as a loaf or go ahead and tear/cut and dry it out for making stuffing in the future
Hair Ideas That Fit the Aesthetic Loose waves or soft curls the most photogenic option, creates movement Braided updo with face-framing pieces romantic and elegant Floral hair accessories real or faux florals tucked into an updo or half-up style Soft chignon understated and timeless Avoid overly sleek or structured hairstyles
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For black-tie or gala events, satin and crepe satin photograph well and hold their structure
Add some faerie wings in for good measure