@Lindsay Wells agree with all the above! I always get nervous before proposals too! To add to what Lindsay said (and it may be too late for this now) if possible, have the groom send a video or pictures of the space, pointing out exactly where he plans to be and which direction he is going to be facing when he gets down on one knee. Or vice versa- you go to the location and tell him where you’ll hide and the best direction for him to face etc. I try to position myself so that I’m seeing both of their profiles but if I can’t, I want to try to be where I can see the girl’s face- so have the guy’s back to me rather than the girls. I hope that makes sense!

Interesting! I’ve never heard of this method before. Would love to watch a video on how this is done. Will have to go research it more. Have you tried it yourself?

@Tiahna L you crushed this wedding! so many gorgeous shots and it’s not often that outdoor weddings are timed perfectly with the light! 😍 I kept finding myself smiling or laughing while editing these. The bride (and little flower girl) cracked me up! So much emergent and silly faces! And I’ve never seen more amazing dancing shots! It looked like just a really fun and great group of people to capture and party with!

@Laurel Stacy thank you! 🥰☺️

I’m obsessed with this kind of light! I mean, if golden hour could exist all day I’d take that, but otherwise give me ALLL the sunshine! I use to want overcast light because it felt safe but over the years I’ve grown to embrace even midday sun. I love diffusing it through trees or playing with shadows. Overcast light I now almost find trickier bc it’s not as obvious where the sun actually is and sometimes I feel like it looks “muddy” in post.