You may wish to ask your attendants to dress first so they are comfortable and look their best on camera and in photos while they help you, the bride and/or groom, prepare.  Prepare the environment by removing any clutter and turning down noise, such as TV or radio – we want to capture all the oohs and ahhs!

1.)    Zipping up the bridal gown.  Coverage depends mainly on your comfort level.  Evelyn will be filming the bride’s prep, so if you would like to be filmed as you slip the dress on, let me know. Evelyn is very discrete

 2.)    Putting on your jewelry.  Especially if it is a special piece handed down, an heirloom or a gift from someone special.  Every detail counts!

 3.)    Your veil.  Sometimes this is done at the salon; however, we can film a parent or bridesmaid adjusting it for you.

4.)    Your garter.  Have your maid or matron of honor or a bridesmaid put it on for you.

5.)    Pinning parents’ corsages & boutonnieres.  The bride may want to pin her mother’s corsages and/or her father’s boutonniere.

6.)    Freshening up.  Applying lipstick, powder, make-up, etc.

7.)    Slipping into your shoes.

8.)     Bride’s presentation to her family.  The first time your friends and family see you all dressed and ready to walk down the aisle.

Formal poses with family, parents, bridesmaids, flowers girls, etc.  This is where your photographer takes over.  We film as the photographer shoots.  Around this time is when we start getting ready to head to the ceremony location.

Questions?  Concerns?  Contact us at  (270) 312-9760 or email Ron@DigitalCreationsSite.com  This information has been graciously provided by: Jennifer Moak at www.imagesbymoak.com