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A Good Morning Shot
Clane Gessel
It's your wedding day and it's time to have some fun! Make the first photo of the day a special one - whether it's jumping on an unmade hotel room bed in your robe, or toasting a cup of coffee with your maid of honor - something that sets the tone that today is different, memorable, and extra exciting.
02 of 50Getting Ready
Belathee Photography
Have your photographer switch back and forth between the groomsmen and the bridesmaids so they can capture the getting ready process of both the men and the women. Be sure to coordinate this so that your photographer doesn't arrive to a room of groomsmen in their boxers, still asleep, or a scene of bridesmaids without any makeup on.
03 of 50Your Stationery Suite
Andy Barnhart Photography
Be sure to bring along your entire stationery suite (invitations, save the dates, programs, and more). Your photographer can clump these together and take a nice collage shot.
04 of 50Your Love Letter Exchange
Jose Villa
If you and your fiancГ© are exchanging hand-written letters before the ceremony, be sure to have your photographer capture the emotions of both of you reading the letters to yourselves.
05 of 50The Ceremony Set-Up
Larissa Cleveland Photography
Before anyone arrives for the ceremony is the perfect time to have photos taken of how the space looks - whether you're getting married in an open field, a church, or even on the beach.
06 of 50The Ceremony Accessories
Jen Huang
After a wide shot of the ceremony is captured, now is the time to get some close up shots of the details - the programs, the flowers, the candles.
07 of 50Guest Welcome Bags
Max Wanger
If you did something fun for the guests and put together a welcome bag or a wedding survival kit for them at check-in, have your photographer grab a bag and take a few shots of the goodies inside as well as the bag as a whole.
08 of 50The Wedding Shoes
Max Wanger
It may be feel a bit like Cinderella to have your wedding shoes sitting all pretty under the spotlight, but since your heels may be covered by your gown, snap some photos of them alone, or beside your dress, so you can always remember the details of what carried you down the aisle.
The Groom's Boutonniere
Birds of a Feather Photography
A photo of the boutonniere is a necessity, so you can remember what it looked like before the party started and the groom's jacket came off - and the little boutonniere was nowhere to be found.
10 of 50The Bouquets
Amber Gress Photography
They say a picture is worth a thousand words and if you get a couple of close up shots of the bride's and bridesmaids' bouquets, you'll probably even be able to trigger the smell of the fresh flowers that you picked out for them.
11 of 50The Wedding Party's Grand Entrance
Studio Mynt
Since the bridesmaids and groomsmen walk down the aisle before the bride, have the photographer capture their expressions and their first couple of steps. That way, the bride can get a glimpse of the action she missed.
Candid Shots of the Bride Getting into Her Dress
Gladys Jem Photography
These shots of the bride getting in her gown include members of the bridal party helping the bride zip up her dress, put on her shoes, veil, and make sure her final look is absolutely perfect.
13 of 50The Bridesmaid First Look
Nate and Lori Photo and Cinema
Once the bride is all dressed and ready, her bridesmaids will want to see her finished look. And their expressions will certainly be priceless!
14 of 50The Bride Getting Glammed Up
Mark Eric Photography
No close up shots allowed here! Since this is when the hair is being curled and the makeup is being set, have the photographer snap just a couple of photos for the memories.
15 of 50A Magazine-Worthy Shot of the Bride
Jesse Pafundi of Golden Hour Studios
Consider this photo kind of like a professional selfie, except it's more staged and you're not the one holding the camera. Once you have your hair and makeup done, have the photographer take some photos of you in poses that may have you feeling like a cover model.
16 of 50A GQ-Style Shot of the Groom
Christina Florada Photography
Just like the bride, the photographer can take some portraits of the groom alone.
17 of 50The Ceremony Musicians
Photo by Krystal Kast Photography
A picture of the ceremony musicians in action is always a good idea.
18 of 50The First Look
Natalie Brown Photography
If you're doing a first look before the ceremony, you'll love the photos of the dear moment when the two of you lay eyes on each other for the very first time.
19 of 50The Father of the Bride First Look
David Newkirk Photography
What a moment! When the father of the bride sees his little girl in her wedding dress for the first time is sure to be a memorable time. If your photographer is lucky, they may even catch a tear or two.
20 of 50The Bride Walking Down the Aisle
The Grovers
This is a moment where a photo says it all. Since you will be so overwhelmed with emotion and nerves as you take your steps down the aisle, you'll hardly remember what happened until you make it up the altar.
21 of 50Just the Ladies
Abby Jiu Photography
Take a handful of bridesmaid photos of you and your girls having fun and posing for pictures indoors and outdoors.
22 of 50Just the Guys
Abby Jiu Photography
Be sure to get some staged photos of the groomsmen together as well as some goofy candid shots, too.
23 of 50The Rings
Jose Villa
Let your photographer get creative with how she snaps photos of your wedding rings. Whether they're against your dress, the wedding invitation or even the bouquet, there are so many options for this shot.
The Wedding Dress
Love Is a Big Deal
Of course you'll have photos of you twirling around in it all night, but be sure to take a couple artsy photos of the dress on a hanger or up against a fun colored wall that will make the bright white of your dress pop.
25 of 50Candid Wedding Ceremony Moments
Amber Gress
During your ceremony, capturing the looks of pure happiness and bliss while exchanging vows is essential.
26 of 50The "I Do" Moment
Erika Delgado
During the ceremony, the expressions on your faces when you read your vows and say "I do" will be something you'll want to look back on for forever.
The First Kiss
Moshe Zusman
This is a photo that will look extra nice in a frame on the mantel after the wedding. Unless the kiss got a little of hand… Then you can just look back at the photo for a good hearty laugh!
28 of 50The Flower Girl and Ring Bearer
David Newkirk Photography
If your photographer can get a shot of them in action as they walk down the aisle, or even right before they walk down the aisle, it will be a guaranteed cute photo to have forever.
29 of 50Bridesmaids and Groomsmen at the Ceremony
Crystal Stokes Photography
A beautiful photo of your main ladies supporting you during the biggest moment of your life is a must. Plus, the photographer can capture one of the other side - the groomsmen!
The After "I Do" Photo
Fotografia Sitges
The post "I do" smile, as you both hold hands and walk down the aisle together, will say it all.
31 of 50A Crowd Reaction Shot
Mark Brooke Photography
After you're pronounced man and wife and seal it with an epic smooch, the crowd's reaction will be a mix of emotions, worthy of remembering forever.
32 of 50Immediate Family Photo
Kate Headley
Make sure to snap a couple of photos with your immediate family members, either before or after the ceremony. These are the photos that they'll cherish forever and be grateful to have.
33 of 50Group Family Combinations
Troy Grover Photographers
Before the party starts, be sure to get all the family photos out of the way. If there are photos you want to get with aunts, uncles, cousins, or close family friends, arrange to do that all before your toes hit the dance floor.
34 of 50Your Special Furry Friend
Robin Proctor Photography
If your dog or another pet is making a special appearance at the wedding, whether walking down the aisle or sitting in the front row, you'll definitely want to get a few snaps of that adorableness.
35 of 50Making it Legal
Getty Images
Of course the ceremony seals the deal, but the paperwork really makes it official. Capture photos of your marriage license beside your rings.
Wedding Venue Photos
Michele M. Waite Photography
Remember the atmosphere of your wedding with photos of the outdoor area surrounding the venue.
37 of 50The Guest Book
Jonathan Young Weddings
Especially if you're doing something a little outside of the box and transforming a typical guest book into a memorable and useable piece, you'll want to take photos before guests complete it.
38 of 50Reception Room Photos
Vue Photography
Before the guests pour in and begin breaking it down on the dance floor, have the photographer take photos of the set up and details of the room.
39 of 50Escort Cards
Birds of a Feather Photography
Capture the set up of the escort and place cards and the beautiful design that you worked so hard to pick out and execute.
40 of 50Signature Cocktails
Michele M. Waite Photography
When the drinks get pouring, this is a perfect opportunity to capture any fun concoctions you arranged specifically for the wedding.
41 of 50Your Wedding Cake
Anastasiia Photography
The design, the details, and even the layers of icing will be displayed and remembered in a photo.
42 of 50The First Dance
Chudleigh Weddings
Even if your nerves take over during this moment, a beautiful photo of the two of you dancing to a meaningful song will be something you remember forever.
The Father-Daughter Dance
Christina Florada Photography
There's nothing more wonderful to capture than the bride and her dad dancing at the start of the night.
44 of 50The Toasts
Jill Thomas Photography
Whether it's the best man, maid of honor, or your parents giving a toast, ask your photographer to snap a few frames of these memorable speeches.
45 of 50The Wedding Favors
Rebekah Westover Photography
After these are laid out on the table - but before they end up in the hands of your beloved wedding guests - have the photographer snap a photo of your end-of-the-night favor.
46 of 50Guests Dancing
Scott Clark Photo
Weddings are a great place for guests to break it down on the dance floor. You'll want photos capturing the good time everyone had during your special day.
47 of 50Cake Cutting
Jason Walker of Ira Lippke Studios
You and your husband will love reminiscing on this special, and sometimes totally silly, moment.
48 of 50Overhead Group Shot
Vue Photography
If there's a second floor balcony or a way for all the guests to gather together, take a group shot of everyone before the night is over.
49 of 50The Send Off
Andrew and Jade Photography
If you're using sparklers or having your guests cheer as you depart, this moment is one to capture for the books.
50 of 50Post-Wedding Shot
Andrew and Jade Photography
Just like the good morning photo you took at the start of the wedding, take one at the end of the night doing something fun, whether it's you and your new husband jumping in the air outside, getting into your getaway car, or grabbing one last epic wedding kiss.
