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Fine Art Boudoir Photographer

This fine art bridal boudoir editorial photo session in France provides so much inspiration for any bride considering a boudoir session of her own!

The lingerie has lots of different textures and embellishments that make it look very high-end and luxury. Both the robe and teddy bodysuit, though each somewhat sheer on their own, layer together to give just enough opacity to remain demure.

The addition of the veil adds another layer and adds movement and a sense of play to the photo session. It also adds another layer of ‘bridal’ to the session and gives the bride something fun to play with for her photos.

One very important thing to keep in mind when choosing your boudoir lingerie for your photos is that you feel comfortable and confident while wearing it! Your photographer will help make sure you look great so you don’t need to worry about angles or ‘posing.’

Select lingerie that accentuates your favorite features. For bridal boudoir photos, I recommend shades of nude, cream, blush or soft pastel blue. And remember, you can play with textures for added interest!

Here are some inspiration images from an editorial bridal boudoir photo session I photographed in France! Reach out, or comment below if there are any questions I can answer for you about planning your bridal boudoir session.

Fine Art Boudoir Editorial Photography | Destination Wedding Photographer in France

Editorial Team

Photographer | Stacie Marshall, Marshall Arts Photography

Workshop host | Katie Nicole Photography

Planner & Stylist: Vivian Lyttle Events  

Hair & Make-up: Bespoke Beauty Inc

Venue: Château de Bouthonvilliers

Lingerie & Accessories: Second Dance Bridal

Shoes: Bella Belle Shoes 

Rings: Aimee Kennedy  

Veil: Blair Nadeau Bridal

Sponsors: Locust Collection, Get Sprout Studio, Dekora Album, Epic Linen, Photovision Prints  

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