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CREATE A FIRE WEDDING ALBUM!


 Most people on their wedding day are so caught up with activities and struggle to create time for epic pictures that will evoke good memories after the actual event day. Here are some tips to help make your wedding album better.

1. Get a coordinator or better yet, a planner

Enjoy your big day stress free. Get a full event planner or event day coordinator to handle all the endless questions and organization plans. You can't be slaying and asking them to share jollof at the same time. CALL US! We are available.

2. Plan the moves and moments for your first dance.

Those fire dances and pictures we awww to on social media are deliberately choreographed to get a pictures that capture the moment. It may be your big day but it’s also the biggest performance to create beautiful memories. Let your photographer be quick to capture moments as they occur. Those heartfelt glances, fingers intertwined, shared laughter. Capture it 


           



3. Take pictures with your decor


Most times brides spend too much time getting ready and they end up running to church. Be intentional about one of your big days. Start your bridal shower earlier, close earlier. Get your hair and make up started early the next morning, take your robe pics and target heading to the reception venue for 8.30am. Take a few pictures and a short video. You’ll still make it to church in time not to be late.




4. Eat please!


You have to remember to eat something no matter how light. With these corset gowns, you’re already been squeezed to oblivion. No need to add hunger and end up fainting. Get your caterer to send a light breakfast to the hotel and also prepare takeaway packs for after the event so you’re not struggling with food duties that night or the next day.



   



5. Photography list


It’s typical to have a photography list. However decide before the day where the photographs are to be taken. Make sure the background is nice and pretty. For people who don’t fall on any list, a fun way to capture everyone will be to go table to table and have the photographer capture everyone in a fun moment. 




6. Mingle with your guests 


It’s fun to be the center of attention and in the spotlight but take time after your second dress change to mingle! It’s so exciting to hear people say ‘congratulations’ directly on your big day. Don’t miss out.


                      




7. Dance like it’s 1900!


Two left legs or not! Dance so much that you don’t regret the fee your DJ charged. It’s your one big night to be a star! Rock it! Dance like there’s no tomorrow. You deserve it!





8. Plan your after party 


It’s important to make plans for the after party if you’re having one. Drinks, food, entertainment. This is the actual wedding party for your age grade and friends. This is where you get more groovy pictures. Colored glasses, color ice cubes, fireworks, glow sticks, glow bands, shot trays, jell o shots, belly dancers etc. Have responsible fun.






    It seems like a lot but if you’re going to spend premium on a party, you should have premium             memories. 


Congratulations!!!! You’re hitched 💍


Hope this gives you pointers. See you next time.
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