Save The Date Photography


Save The Date Photography

Save the date is that the first correspondence together with your guests, and it serves additional functions than simply letting them understand the date and location. It sets the tone of the complete wedding, giving the guests ideas to consider in terms of what to expect and perhaps build them anticipate to your day all the more. If you would like to create cool and unforgettable Save-the-Date cards, think about inventive Save-the-Date photos, first of all. You'll take Save-the-Date pics throughout your pre-wedding or engagement photo session, Make funny and creative Save-the-Date announcement that reflect the personality and style of you as a couple.

Want to capture the moments you will spend together with your would-be-partner before wedding? We at Camrin Films in kerala have a expert and creative team of photographers and videographers to assist you portray your story. Our team of inventive directors personally sits with the couple and discusses everything right from the location to setting the theme for the shoot. Our innovative and talented wedding planners preferred outdoor natural locations for Save-the-Date photo shot like garden, lakes, fort, beach, etc. Using props like signs, different vehicles, Balloons, boats, different frames, umbrellas etc.

  • Couple Poses – The Royal Shot!
  • Funny Melodramatic Moments!
  • Its Black. Its White!
  • A Walk to Remember – The ‘Chal Mere Saath’ Shot!
  • The ‘Can’t Wait to be with You’ shot!
  • Romancing the Rains!
  • The ‘I’ll take you Home’ shot!
  • A li’l Privacy Please!
  • Couple Swag!
  • That ‘Catching a Few Moments Together’ shot!
  • Status Update!
  • Wedding Vows!
  • Your First Dance!
  • The Essential ‘Just Married’ Shot!
  • The First Kiss!
Kerala is the tropical Malabar Coast of India, about 600 km from the Arabian sea coast. The place is full of seaside slopes and lakes. Inland Western Ghats, mountains, tea, coffee, spices, and wildlife are the major tourist attractions. There are elephants, langurs and tigers in the national parks such as ewari, purayer, wayanad and other sanctuaries.