Bachelorette & Hen Party Photoshoot in Vilnius and whole Lithuania

WHAT OTHER BRIDE’S GIRLS

have shared about their shoot experience

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“The photos turned out great, you can experience the emotions when looking at them again 🥹

Heartfelt recommendations to the photographer! We chose from a large selection of photographers, but after seeing Evelina’s work, I didn’t hesitate for a moment and we, as friends who will be participating in the celebration, unanimously decided – yes!

We chose the photos for editing ourselves – a big plus! The photos turned out great, you can experience the emotions when looking at them again 🥹 we received the edited photos quickly and very conveniently ❤️

– Gintautės bachelorette girls


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“We really liked that she offered many good ideas, helped with posing, so everything went naturally and smoothly

We were a little nervous before the photo shoot because we wanted everything to go well, but that feeling disappeared very quickly. Evelina is very warm, kind, and easy to communicate with, so she immediately created a cozy and relaxed atmosphere.

During the photo shoot, we felt free, there was no tension. I really liked that she offered many good ideas, helped with posing, so everything went naturally and smoothly.

What I liked most was the communication and the atmosphere created – we felt very comfortable. It was also very nice that we had the opportunity to choose the photos ourselves.

– Dainos bachelorette girls

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is a session?

Most bachelorette sessions are 1 to 1.5 hours. That’s usually enough time to cover several locations/backdrops and get a beautiful variety of photos without the group getting tired.

How many girls can join?

There’s no strict limit. I’ve photographed intimate groups of four and lively groups of twelve. The photos work for any size.

Can we do a mix of candid and some group shots?

Absolutely — and that’s usually how every session naturally flows. I’ll always be capturing genuine moments in between, but I also guide you through group portraits, portraits with the bride, and some solo bride shots. I’ll suggest ideas as we go, so it feels easy rather than like a photoshoot.

Since we’re a group, who should pick the photos?

Usually — actually, always — this privilege goes to the bride, since it’s her celebration. The girls hand over the gallery to her so she can pick the photos she likes the most.

Let’s get this conversation rolling!

It’s never too early to get in touch — even if you’re still figuring out the date and details.

I’d be more than happy to help and share planning advice from my experience to make the whole process as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Can’t wait to hear from you!

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