AI Pre Wedding Photoshoot
A destination pre wedding shoot is one of the biggest bills before the wedding itself. Photographer, outfits, flights, hotel, location permissions, and everyone taking leave on the same three days.
Upload one photo of the two of you and pick the destination. Same look, none of the logistics.
How to use it
- 1Pick a destination below, say Taj Mahal Pose or Snowy Romance.
- 2Upload one clear photo with both faces visible.
- 3Press Generate.
- 4Repeat with other destinations using that same photo to build the set.
Places you can shoot without going there
These are the locations couples book photographers to fly to, which is the whole point.
- Taj Mahal, still the most requested backdrop in India
- Snow and mountains, without waiting for the season
- Beaches and Goa walks in golden hour light
- Cafes and streets, relaxed and candid
- Royal and formal portraits for the album
Getting a set that looks like one shoot
These photos get printed, framed and projected at the reception, so start from the sharpest photo you have of the two of you, both faces lit and clear.
Then generate every destination from that same photo. Switching source photos between destinations is what makes an album look like five unrelated edits rather than one shoot.
Where they get used
Save the date cards, invitations, the reception slideshow, welcome boards at the venue, and the countdown posts. You can also turn the finished photo into a short video for the slideshow.
Full resolution downloads, so the same file goes on a phone and on a printed standee at the entrance.
Questions people ask
No. The destination is built around you, so a photo taken at home can end up as a Taj Mahal or a snow shoot.
Downloads are full resolution and most couples use them on invitations and reception screens. Start from a sharp photo and it prints fine.
Yes, the style covers the wardrobe as well as the location, traditional and formal included.
Two free every day per account. Most couples take an Unlimited plan for a week and build the whole set in one sitting.
One photo, both faces clearly visible and evenly lit, both of you looking towards the camera at a similar distance.
For the destination set, a lot of couples now use it instead. For the wedding day itself, hire the photographer.