A winter wedding session is a real challenge for both newlyweds and the photographer. After all, you have to face low temperatures, snowfall, gusty winds. At this time of year, sunset falls much earlier than in summer, which should be taken into account when planning a session. On the other hand, it is accompanied by a fairy-tale, magical aura!

Winter wedding session: choose a picturesque area

Before you get into the details, look for an atmospheric place for the photo shoot. If there is a snow-covered, beautiful park on the way from the church or office to the wedding house, stop for a moment to take a breathtaking photo.

When planning a winter wedding session, you don't have to limit yourself to just rooms. Ask the photographer to suggest several locations. You will see that he will definitely offer you something. Don't worry about the harsh light in winter, because the cloudy sky at this time of year acts as a giant softbox. Thanks to this, the photographer can take unique photos of you anywhere.

When to organize an outdoor wedding session?

You are wondering how to choose wedding outdoors? Before you make the final decision, determine what budget you can set aside for this purpose. If you want to organize a session far from your place of residence, add the cost of travel, as well as possible meals and accommodation for the photographer, to the price of the outdoor wedding.

To avoid unnecessary nerves and fuss, organize an outdoor session after the wedding. Talk to the photographer about the date that suits you best. Some couples hold a winter wedding session a day, a week or two after the ceremony.