Suppose you can try to pick a location where we can do things. Action shots are always more interesting than posed shots, so any place with paths to walk on, places to sit, trees to climb, or other unique aspects that lend themselves to activities can all work well toward making your session more fun and memorable.

Engagement Session Tip 2: Make thoughtful wardrobe choices

You don’t have to be matchy-matchy, but you should consider what colors look good together for your engagement session. I would suggest not wearing the same colors so that you don’t blend into each other. If you need ideas, primary colors always photograph well. The primary colors are red, blue, and yellow. Remember that you can play with those color values, so a dark mustard yellow and dark navy will complement each other beautifully.

Also, remember that you don’t have to dress up for this session if you don’t want to. You should be yourself. After all, you have to dress up even fancier at the wedding! If that’s not your thing, there’s no reason for you to have to do it twice with the engagement session as well. Let your personalities shine through.