This editorial shoot at Preto Loft in Toronto, Canada featured vibrant, lush, and whimsical design, with unique and modern elements such as colorful ribbons, florals, and an intentional use of bold hues.
For the bride who wants to emphasize creativity, showcasing offbeat yet contemporary details such as a champagne tower in lieu of a traditional cake, alongside custom rings and accessories that add a personalized touch, is the perfect place to start! Keep scrolling to see every last detail, courtesy of photography by Antonina Klein.
Keep scrolling down to see our selection of bridal poses that will ensure your bridal photo shoot is as stunning and memorable as this beautiful editorial!
Delicate floral bridal style
Bringing together top talents from Toronto’s wedding industry, the bride wore an elegant gown adorned with delicate floral motifs by designer Anais Anette. The lush spring blooms by Liz Kim from Moooi Fleur, complemented by Blair Nadeau’s exquisite flower crown and veil, harmoniously set the stage for captivating bridal portraits. A bespoke ring crafted by Toronto’s own Meg Lizabet, renowned for her stunning custom jewelry, along with Blair Nadeau’s meticulously crafted back jewelry and earrings, elevated the ensemble to perfection.
1. Bridal Side Pose
For a stunning side pose holding the bouquet, have the bride stand sideways to the camera with her weight shifted to her back leg. She should hold the bouquet slightly in front of her, with the florals facing outward to showcase their beauty. Her free hand can rest gently on her hip or drape elegantly by her side, while her head is turned slightly towards the camera, creating a soft and graceful look. This pose highlights the bride’s profile and the intricate details of her dress and bouquet.
2. Dreamy Side Gaze with Veil
Stand sideways to the camera with your veil draped elegantly over your shoulders. Look into the distance with a serene expression, capturing a sense of dreamy contemplation. Focus the shot on your bust up to highlight the intricate details of your veil and dress.
3. Leaning Back with Bouquet on Shoulder
Lean back slightly, wrapping one hand around your waist, and hold your bouquet on your opposite shoulder with florals cascading down. This pose accentuates your figure and adds a sophisticated, romantic touch.
4. Side Gaze into the Distance
Gaze directly to the side, looking into the distance, with your veil cascading around you. This pose emphasizes your profile and creates a timeless, elegant portrait with a sense of calm and contemplation.
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Understated elegance, not extravagant styling
Makeup artist Masha Mezenina and hairstylist Sarah Da Silva from Glam Me Up Toronto collaborated to create a look that complemented the bride’s natural features and hair texture. Their work reflected the evolving preferences of modern brides, who seek understated elegance over extravagant hair and makeup.
5. Candid Moment
Capture a candid moment, such as adjusting your veil, laughing, or looking over your shoulder. This pose adds a natural, spontaneous feel to your photos, evoking genuine emotion and timeless beauty.
A champagne tower with chiffon bows
Adding to the allure, a champagne tower by Champagne Towers T.O, decorated with assorted blue chiffon ribbons against a blue velvet backdrop, seamlessly complemented the vibrant theme.
