We fell in love with Maggies pre wedding shoot concept at Sloss Furnace for its juxtaposition of her satin gown with the rusted steal.  She and Bruce opted to still do a first look back in May as this was the first time he saw her in her dress . . . and we both loved how emotional they got.

We also are complete converts to this idea when it comes to a packed timeline on a wedding day.  Since the first look has already happened, it gives more breathing room for the bride and groom to just savor their day rather than rush around.

Lastly, pre wedding shoots allow for you to WOW your guest with fine art prints displayed at your wedding reception.  While most brides opt to have a bridal portraits session displayed, few have the ability to display their couples portraits on the day and we love the uniqueness of this concept. It was a huge hit at Maggie and Bruce’s wedding earlier this week.

To learn more about a pre wedding shoot head to our video here and be on the look out for more images from Maggie and Bruce’s New Years Eve Wedding soon. While you wait check out their glam engagement session here.