Let’s be honest: the idea that you need to know how to pose for your wedding photos is totally false.
Many couples feel immense pressure when thinking about their wedding photos. They scroll through Pinterest boards full of perfectly positioned couples, wondering how they’ll ever look that polished. This worry is completely normal but also completely unnecessary.
Natural moments tell your story much better than stiff poses ever could. The quick kiss you share when you think no one’s looking? The tearful hug with your mom? These real moments create far more powerful images than any planned pose.



Here’s what most couples worry about:
The truth? Your photographer should be skilled enough to guide you through the process without making you memorize poses. The best wedding photos happen when you’re simply being yourselves.



Pro Tip: The less you worry about posing, the better your photos will be. Trust your photographer to guide you when needed.
Remember, your wedding isn’t a modeling shoot. It’s a celebration of your love story. The most beautiful images come from genuine emotion, not perfect positioning of your shoulders or hands.
Let’s get real about wedding photos. Natural posing just works better. When you act like yourself, your photos feel more like you.
Think about your favorite photos. They probably show real smiles and genuine laughs, not stiff poses from a magazine.



Why authentic moments trump perfect poses:
Natural poses tell your unique love story. That silly look you give each other? The way you naturally hold hands? These small details make your photos special.
“The best photos happen when you forget the camera is there.”
Natural posing for your Malaga wedding means capturing those quick kisses, gentle touches, and real laughter that make your relationship one-of-a-kind.
When you drop the pressure to pose “correctly,” something amazing happens. Your shoulders relax. Your smile becomes real. Your photos start to look like you—not some stiff version trying to hit perfect angles.
Natural posing doesn’t mean no guidance. I’ll help you feel comfortable and give simple suggestions that bring out your natural chemistry.



The bottom line? Your best photos will come from being yourselves. No pose practice needed.
Most of my couples worry they’ll feel stiff or awkward during photos. But here’s what really happens: we chat, we laugh, and I guide you along the way.
Instead of barking orders like “chin down, shoulders back, elbow at 45 degrees,” I use a conversational approach:
These simple prompts create genuine reactions that look natural in photos. Most of the time, you’ll be so caught up in the moment you’ll forget I’m even there with a camera.



During couple sessions, I might offer light guidance:
When you look at your final gallery, you’ll see real smiles and authentic connection – not stiff, posed mannequins. My couples often say, “I can’t believe how natural we look! We were so worried about posing!”
Remember: my job is knowing how to make you look good. Your job is simply to be present with each other and enjoy your wedding day.

Feeling nervous about being photographed on your wedding day is totally normal. Even the most photogenic people can get camera shy when all eyes are on them. Here are some simple ways to feel more at ease:
Pro Tip: A glass of champagne (just one!) can help take the edge off those pre-photo jitters.
Feeling stiff? Try these:
Most couples find that after the first 10 minutes, they forget the camera is even there. The best photos happen when you’re just being yourselves.
Remember, your photographer wants you to look and feel your best. We’re on your team! Trust the process and you’ll be amazed at how natural your photos turn out.



“I was so nervous about looking stiff in our photos,” admits Elena, who got married last spring in Malaga. “But our photographer just told us to hug like we meant it, and the photos turned out better than any posed shot could have.”
Many couples start their wedding photography journey with similar worries:
Yet the results tell a different story. Take Sarah and Tom, who described themselves as “painfully camera-shy.” They barely noticed their photographer during their beach ceremony.
“We forgot all about trying to look good and just enjoyed our day,” Sarah explains. “When we got our gallery, we couldn’t believe how natural and happy we looked.”
Another bride, Marta, shares: “I spent hours studying pose ideas on Pinterest. On our wedding day, I tried to remember them all and felt so tense. Our best photos came when our photographer told us to take a walk and just talk about our honeymoon plans.”
These real stories show a clear pattern. Couples who let go of posing stress end up with photos full of joy and real connection. As Lucy puts it: “The less I tried to pose, the better I looked. Who knew?”



When you step in front of my camera, I don’t expect you to know a single thing about posing. That’s my job, not yours.
As a wedding photographer, I’ve spent years learning how to:
During your session, I’ll give you simple directions like “walk toward that tree” or “lean into each other and whisper something silly.” These aren’t poses – they’re prompts that create real reactions.
Pro Tip: The best photos happen when you forget about the camera completely.
I’ve photographed hundreds of couples who started their session saying “we’re so awkward!” Two hours later, they’re laughing and moving with ease.
Here’s what my actual direction sounds like:
Notice there’s no “chin down, shoulders back, weight on your back foot” technical talk. I handle those details quietly while you focus on each other.
The magic happens when you trust the process and let yourselves be present in the moment. I’ll handle the rest.



Not at all! My job is to make you feel at ease. Most couples I work with have never been in front of a professional camera before. I’ll give you simple directions that feel natural – like “walk together” or “give each other a hug” – so you can focus on each other, not on posing.
I start slow and build your comfort level. We chat, laugh, and I keep things moving so you don’t feel stuck in one position. Many shy couples tell me after, “That was so much easier than we expected!” The key is creating a relaxed space where you can be yourselves.
No need! This is why engagement sessions are so helpful – they’re like a trial run without any pressure. But even without one, I’ll guide you through everything on your wedding day. The less you try to memorize poses, the more natural your photos will look.
This is super common and easy to work with! I’ll suggest simple adjustments like having you stand on different steps, sitting together, or using natural elements in your venue to create balanced, flattering compositions. Height differences often create more interesting and intimate photos!
Pro Tip: The best “pose” is no pose at all – it’s just you two being comfortable together. That’s where the magic happens!



At IB Imagery, I believe the best wedding photos happen when you’re simply being yourselves. I don’t expect you to know perfect poses or model-worthy expressions. That’s not my style at all.
When we work together, here’s what you can expect:
My clients often say the same thing after seeing their photos: “We look like us, but better.” That’s because I focus on your connection, not on perfect poses.
I’ve spent years helping camera-shy couples feel at ease. Most of my clients start by saying, “We hate having our photos taken” but end up with images they truly love.
Want natural, beautiful wedding photos without the stress of posing? Contact me today! Let’s create images that show the real you on your special day in Malaga.