Tuesday, August 12, 2025 | By: Olivia
Wondering what you should wear to your session? You’re not alone—choosing outfits can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little planning, your clothing can enhance the beauty of your photos and help you feel confident in front of the camera. Here are some simple tips to guide you.
Your location will influence your outfit choices more than you might think.
Nature settings: Soft, neutral tones (think creams, tans, dusty blues, sage greens) blend beautifully with outdoor landscapes without competing with the scenery.
Urban sessions: Bold colors or sleek, modern outfits pop against city streets and architecture.
Beach sessions: Flowy fabrics and light colors look timeless against sand and surf, while deeper hues add a striking contrast.
Gone are the days of everyone wearing identical white shirts and jeans. Instead, aim for a cohesive color palette with complementary tones. Think “same vibe” rather than “same shirt.”
If you’re uncomfortable in your clothes, it will show in your photos. Make sure you can sit, walk, and move easily in whatever you choose.
Wrinkles, lint, and scuffed shoes will stand out in close-up shots. Give your outfits a quick check before the session, and bring a small bag with lint rollers, safety pins, and touch-up items.
✨ Pro Tip: When in doubt, send me your outfit ideas ahead of time! I’m always happy to help you choose pieces that will photograph beautifully with your session location and style.
Your title should be about 6-10 words and describe your post in an interesting way. Keywords are important, but they should be your secondary priority.
“Winter Wonderland Engagement Shoot In Downtown Raleigh”
Something like that so set the mood, hook readers, and give a little information about your shoot. This will also help people searching on Google find you if they’re looking for a specific venue, location, or photography style!
You don’t have to write a novel! Just 1-2 paragraphs of text should do. Focus on the “who, what, where, when, and why” of the post to keep it simple.
“Had a ball shooting this engagement photography session with Alex & Sam in Center City Park! The weather was just right, and the energy of this sweet couple just shines through!”
Nothing too fancy. You just need some words to ground readers, set the stage, and give your post some searchable text. That way Google match your post to people who are searching for a great photographer like you.
As for photos, limit yourself to 10-15 per post. If you want to share more, link readers to a gallery to see all the awesomeness.
Remember: No Dead Ends! At the end of your blog, give the reader something to do next. Whether that’s to see a gallery, book a session, or simply read another blog, give them a link — preferably a big old button…like this one!
Okay, your cool blog is done. Now all that’s left is to publish and get readers. Think of blogging as part of your marketing strategy – because it really is.
Blogs help people find you through search engines. But you can also share your blogs on social media platforms to get people ooh-ing and ahh-ing over your work on your website. The goal is to show them around the place, dazzle them with your work, and hopefully they’ll end up booking their own sessions – or signing up for updates! Sharing is easy. Just click “Share” and post to the social media of your choice. Done and done.
Our last notes are about design. Both for your overall blog layout and for each post.
People are visual creatures... but you know that already. A beautiful blog will encourage people to stay & read more! Your blog comes with a bunch of layout options so you can create a gorgeous experience for your readers.
If you write a longer article, try to break up the words with images peppered throughout. Photos make for a more enjoyable read!
If you have extra widgets, you can easily embed them in the footer or sidebar of your blog. Putting in a subscription form, for instance, is a great idea to keep people hooked on reading your blog!
That’s about it! You now know everything you need to make a great blog for your business! Good luck, champ. I know you’ve got this. But if you ever have any questions, drop us a line, and we’ll be glad to help!
Happy blogging!
Xoxo,
PhotoBiz
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