6 First Look Ideas For Your Wedding Day

A first look is one of the sweetest moments of the day, and it is even more sweet when personal touches are included by the Bride & Groom. These are 6 first look ideas for your wedding day that you can do to make your first look extra special on your wedding day! Being that the first look is just the two of you, and your photographers or videographers, it is a perfect time to share a more intimate and private moment together. These six ideas allow you to share a more intimate moment together! 

Ready Private Vows | Reading a Love Letter

Not that your vows during the ceremony aren’t important or anything, but if you have something that you both want to promise one another this would be your one private opportunity to share that with one another.

Pray Together

This is one of our personal favorites because this is what we did! We went through different experiences to find one another and we were so grateful that God brought us together! 

Exchange Gifts with one another

This idea is fun because you can do this with or without a first look! During the first look, you’ll get to see each other’s reactions to these thoughtful gifts! 

Bridesmaids & Father of The Bride

Believe it or not, there are a couple of other first looks that a Bride can do on her wedding day, and we love each one of these for the reactions the bride gets! First, a first look with the Bridesmaids. The reactions of all the girls is a mixture of pure excitement and awe! There’s yelping and crying all at the same time! 

Second, a first look with Dad! Dad’s reaction is so emotional and priceless! Definitely an album worthy moment!

We hope that these 6 first look ideas for your wedding day help you envision how amazing your wedding day will be and aid you in all your planning!

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The Milestone – New Braunfels

The Allen Farmhaus

Rockin’ B Ranch

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