How to Feel Comfortable in Front of the Camera on Your Wedding Day
If you’re already thinking, “We’re so awkward in photos…”
You’re not alone.
Almost every couple I work with says the same thing during their first inquiry or planning call. And honestly? I get it. Unless you’re a professional model, being in front of a camera all day isn’t something most people are used to.
But here’s the good news: Feeling comfortable in your photos isn’t about being “photogenic.” It’s about working with someone who knows how to help you relax, feel natural, and focus on what matters most—each other.
So many of my couples start by telling me how nervous they are about posing, smiling, or knowing what to do with their hands.
But here’s the thing:
You’re not awkward.
You’re just not used to this (yet).
That’s where I come in.
My job isn’t just to take beautiful photos—it’s to create an experience where you feel comfortable, supported, and like yourself.
I’ll never leave you standing there wondering what to do next.
Throughout your day, I’ll gently guide you when needed:
Whether it’s helping you laugh during portraits, or blending into the background during your ceremony, I’m always watching for the real, meaningful moments.
Here are a few ways you can help ease any nerves:
At the end of the day, your gallery will tell the story of your wedding as it really happened:
Full of joy, emotion, connection… and yes—completely natural.
If you’re worried about how you’ll feel in front of the camera, let’s chat. I’d love to help you feel confident and at ease—because you deserve photos that look and feel like you.