Pregnancy Shoot Ideas

 

Pregnancy Shoot Ideas
Pregnancy is undoubtedly one of the best feelings in our lifetime. And, one of the best ways to commemorate this special life event is with a maternity photoshoot that you can look back on for years to come. We planned our pregnancy photoshoot between 29 and 30 weeks, just to make sure that I’m comfortable and well on time, as we can’t anticipate the future. After a lot of research, I finalized the photographer and my outfits for my shoot. We decided to shoot for two days, in two separate locations. On the first day of the shoot, we chose an outdoor location, the evening time and a riverside location gave us a stunning backdrop. I chose a flowy gown for this shoot with a floral tiara and my hubby went for a crisp white shirt. With the perfect timing of the “golden hour” the photographer could beautifully capture those soft golden hues during the shoot. On the second day, we chose a colorful and floral location, one of the restaurants that the photographer recommended. This time I went for a dress that my hubby matched with a pastel-hued t-shirt. He included some props, quotes, booties, etc. to make it more personalized. With the picture-perfect setting and amazing skills of our talented photographer, the results were stunning. And now, it was time to upload it on social media to show all my friends, family and loved ones, afterall, that's our favorite part.

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