Showing posts with label engagement pictures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label engagement pictures. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 30, 2015

20 Ideas for your Engagement Session from Flower Mound Photographer Lisa McNiel


 

 1. Go for a piggyback ride.
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2. Incorporate an interest (like guitar).



 3. Be playful and incorporate the location, no matter how rusty!


 4. Run through a field.



5. Dress up and get serious.



6. Dance on the sidewalk.



7. Pretend to be your favorite super hero.



8. Snuggle up and make each other laugh.


  
9. Throw away inhibitions and give your session a theme.



 10. Revisit your first date.



 11. No need to pose much when you're in love. Just get together and be yourselves.



 12. Take pictures from all angles in different situations.



13. Play a game. 



 14. Show your wedding date in an unusual way.



 15. Take advantage of a lake and a gorgeous sunset...



 16. Lift her up.



 17. Wear your grandma's dress and put a spin on it.



18. Use the weather to your advantage, even wind.






 19. Go to multiple locations.



20. Dance, talk, and dream.

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Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Denton Engagement Session by Photographer Lisa McNiel






"Are you available November 1st?"  It has to be November 1st, six years to the day after Bill met Lucie, he wanted to give her his last name.

They had been through dark days and bright, hurt and helped each other, and in the end, found that they just couldn't not be together.  We almost cancelled the engagement shoot because there were dark storms brewing.  It was raining, but I thought we would be fine with a little rain... then came the lightning and thunder, it was just too much, too dangerous to continue with the shoot.  Literally five minutes after we exchanged texts to call it off, with no hopes of rescheduling before the wedding, the skies cleared, and we were back on again.  

Lucie later told me that it was the perfect symbol for their relationship.


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