Win a free Engagement Session
HOW TO ENTER OUR PRIZE DRAW
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The prize can be gifted so that you can encourage your friends to enter, so that they can win on your behalf. We will accept entries up until midnight on the 13th of February 2021 with the winner being announced on the 14th of February 2021, Valentines day.
How to get an extra entry into the prize draw
For those of you that don’t use Facebook or to gain an extra entry into the prize draw, you can also enter via Instagram. Simply follow us on Instagram and send us a message saying “I want to win a free engagement session.”
THE PRIZE
Up for grabs we have a free engagement photography session.
The session can take place at any location in Northern Ireland that you choose. Please note a fee for mileage will apply if you choose a location outside of a 20 mile radius from our base in Lisburn.
After the session and once your digital images are ready we will send you the files via a digital download.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Please note that this prize draw is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook. The winner's free session must be booked and take place before the end of March 2021 or the prize will be forfeited. All decisions are final. The prize has no monetary value and cannot be exchanged, traded or sold.
What is an engagement session?
Engagement photography is simply a portrait session for you and your fiancé. Sometimes couples decide on an engagement session for a specific reason. For example, many choose an image from the session to use on a signing frame for their wedding, for save the date cards or wedding invitations. It is also an excellent opportunity to have some professional photos of the two of you together to remember this special time in your lives.
How does the session work?
First, you need to choose a location and a time that is going to work for you. Come the day of the actual shoot instead of walking from place to place and going through a set of posed shots we like to walk, stop, and shoot along the way with the aim being to capture real moments between you in a natural and unforced way. We will give you some direction to help get the most from the session but we will start with simple things like asking you to walk towards us, talking to each other, sharing jokes etc. This is exactly how we work when it comes to photographing a wedding as well, so the session will give you a good idea of what to expect when it comes to your wedding day.
How do you pick a location for your engagement shoot?
You may already have a place in mind, somewhere that is important to you both as a couple. It is always a more meaningful session when the clients have a connection to the place we are working in. However if you need us to offer some suggestions, we are always happy to help.
When is the best time to have the session?
The best time of day for this type of session is early morning or late afternoon. This is because the sun can cause harsh shadows when it is high in the sky. In terms of weekend availability we do not shoot engagement sessions on Saturday’s as it is our busiest day of the week, but we do have some Sunday availability.
What should we wear for our engagement shoot?
The most important thing to bear in mind is that you need to feel comfortable so keep those big heels at home ladies as we tend to walk around a lot. Don’t match up your outfits, it isn’t a good look. Avoid clothes with overly complicated designs, complicated patterns or large graphics and logos.
We hate having our photograph taken. Can you help?
We have photographed hundreds of couples at least 99% of them have said the same thing so don’t worry that is completely normal. We will help by not asking you to do anything that makes you feel uncomfortable. We will not be as asking you to go through hundreds of awkward poses. We will use our experience to put you at ease and help you along. We have never photographed an engagement session that wasn’t a huge amount of fun.
