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Must-Take Photos of Your Wedding Dress Every Bride Has to Have ...

By Eliza

Your wedding only happens once and you don't want to miss any of the best photo ops. Of course, there will be photos of your wedding party, your first dance and cutting the cake. But you will seriously regret not getting some good shots of your wedding gown, both with you in it and out of it. Here are some poses you don't want to pass up. They'll have a top spot in your wedding album for the rest of your life.

1. From the Back

From the Back

2. With the Girls Fixing You

With the Girls Fixing You

3. From the Waist down

From the Waist down

4. Hanging up

Hanging up

5. With the Groom from the Back

With the Groom from the Back

6. All Those Buttons

All Those Buttons

7. Close up of the Veil

Close up of the Veil

8. Lifting the Veil

Lifting the Veil

9. Walking Back up the Aisle

Walking Back up the Aisle

10. Groom Lifting the Bride

Groom Lifting the Bride

11. The Wedding Train in All Its Glory

The Wedding Train in All Its Glory

12. Sitting down

Sitting down

13. From above

From above

14. Standing in the Church

Standing in the Church

15. The Full Veil from the Back

The Full Veil from the Back

16. Dancing All Night Long

Dancing All Night Long

17. Close up of the Gown Details

Close up of the Gown Details

18. While Walking

While Walking

19. In the Sunlight

In the Sunlight

20. A Beautiful Trumpet Skirt

A Beautiful Trumpet Skirt Aren't these photos stunning? Which poses are you going to include in your wedding day photography session? What other poses would be awesome to do?

21. A Full Skirt

A Full Skirt

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the must-have wedding dress photos?
Capture details like the full dress, close-ups of lace or beading, the back, train, and the dress hanging before you wear it.
When should I photograph my wedding dress?
Take photos before you put it on, during preparation, and while wearing it to capture different beautiful angles.
Should I photograph the dress with accessories?
Yes! Include shots with your veil, shoes, jewelry, and bouquet for a complete look.
Is it important to photograph the dress from the back?
Absolutely, especially if your dress has unique details or a dramatic train that can’t be seen from the front.
Can I take photos of my dress indoors and outdoors?
Yes, using both settings offers variety and showcases different lighting and backgrounds.
How can I highlight the fabric and texture in photos?
Close-up shots of lace, embroidery, or beading work beautifully to showcase fine details.
Should I involve bridesmaids or family in dress photos?
Including loved ones helps capture emotional moments and adds warmth to your dress photos.
Is it okay to take photos of the dress hanging?
Definitely! Hanging the dress in a pretty spot shows its shape and keeps it untouched for beautiful shots.
What’s the best way to preserve my dress photos after the wedding?
Save digital copies in multiple locations and consider printing a few favorites for your wedding album.
Can I do creative or fun dress photos?
Yes! Play with poses, movement, or even a twirl to show off your dress’s personality and your joy.
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