ALEXANDER NOIR
An artistic close-up of a bride's hands holding a delicate, minimalist bouquet of white ranunculus and dark eucalyptus leaves. The setting is a bright, sun-drenched studio with soft, ethereal light-mode lighting. The composition is clean and focused, highlighting the intricate lace details of the wedding dress cuff against the organic textures of the flowers, evoking a mood of serene anticipation.

Planning tips — 7 July 2026

The First Ten Minutes: Why Getting-Ready Photos Matter

The quietest photographs of the day are taken before anyone says a word. Here's how to plan for them.

By the time the ceremony starts, the day belongs to everyone. The getting-ready hour is the last moment it belongs only to you — and it photographs like nothing else.