So, you think doing a first sight at your wedding is going to change how you feel when you walk down the aisle? Well, believe me it doesn’t and I have the pictures to prove it.
Below you can see how excited Haley was last weekend walking down the aisle to meet her groom and get married! I think her brother was even crying!

and here is how Kyle was looking at her as she walked all the way down.

Oh, and their first sight pictures are precious too. I will get to those in a minute. Seriously people there are no cons to this. It makes your day run smoother, it makes you feel better, it gets all the pictures out of the way, so once you are married you can get on with the fun and not have to stand around waiting to take pictures. I have been doing this for 10 years. I have photographed a whole lot of weddings, and I have seen what happens after your ceremony and believe me, the last thing you, the bride and groom, want to be doing after you get married is pose for pictures. TRUST me.
Now here is the part where I need those of you who have done this to leave some advice for future couples. Help me make them see and understand why this is the only way to go, so they can completely enjoy their wedding day.
And here are some first sight and portraits from last weekend.
Now every wedding is different, but just for example, Haley and Kyle have around 160 photos in their “couple pictures” folder to choose from for their album.
Some pointers here. Bustle your dress for the first sight, so you don’t have to worry about carrying it. Leaves your hands free for a big hug and holding hands, etc. We can unbustle for more formal portraits after we get the good candid stuff.
See…excited all day long. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Clifton.
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