• Communicate with Your Partner
  Discuss what feels natural and comfortable for both of you. It’s important that both of you are on the same page.
• Think about the ceremony space and what will be in the background
  Whether it’s a beautiful arch or a scenic view or just a plain wall, an uncluttered background will enhance the overall picture.

Things to consider

• The Perfect Length
  Hold your kiss for a few seconds longer than usual to give your photographer ample time to capture the moment.
• The Perfect Angle
  Mind Your Angles to avoid bumping noses. Slightly tilt your heads in opposite directions to create a more visually appealing angle for photos.
• The Perfect Lips
  Are relaxed.  Keep your lips soft and relaxed, avoiding any tension that can make the kiss look stiff or awkward.
• The Perfect Posture
  Stand up straight with your shoulders back. This will not only look better in photos but also send a visual message of confidence and elegance.
  
• The Perfect Hands
  Are engaged, but not grabby! To add emotion and intimacy, gently place your hands on your partner’s face, neck, or waist. Never on the behind - the evidence may be visible for the rest of the day. Delicate fabrics like silk can change texture if exposed to heat and damp. You handprint will be evidence.

On the day

• You may kiss your bride - oh yeah? (How to have the Perfect (and Perfectly Modern) Kiss) 
• Great Wedding Photographs Start in the Mind - Yours and the Photographer's