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Surprise Proposals and Engagements
Becoming engaged is an exciting and emotional time to be treasured forever - and what better place to become engaged than the beautiful Lake District? While engagement photoshoots have been popular for some time, surprise proposal photoshoots are a rapidly growing phenomenon born of the social media age, in which the moment you pop the question is captured for posterity! There are several different approaches to a surprise proposal photoshoot, each requiring careful planning and communication with your photographer - see below for a summary of each approach. You can find more details about Planning a Secret Proposal Photoshoot on the blog.
Photoshoot
With this approach you simply book a photoshoot for you and your partner at a location of your choice. Then, at an appropriate pre-arranged point, you can pop the question and have the moment recorded for posterity, as we'll be taking photos anyway! You'll also come away with a full set of photos from the shoot before your proposal!
Ask A Stranger
Here we arrange that I'll be busy taking some photos at the location of your choice before you arrive. Once you arrive, you just ask if I'll take your photo and I suggest I use my professional camera and send you the image. Then it's over to you to pop the question. Afterwards, we can take a few portraits, so you have a complete record of this special time.
In Plain Sight
With this option, there's no need to ask me to take a photo for you, I'll be further away minding my own business and then swing around to capture the moment with a telephoto lens. I'll then get closer while your partner is occupied with your proposal and be ready to say hello and take a few portraits afterwards.
Paparazzi Style
This approach is classic paparazzi style, where I'll hide away within sight of your chosen spot before you get there and then click away with a telephoto lens when you pop the question. As with the other approaches, I can come over to take a few portraits afterwards, once you give me the signal that you're ready.
Some recent Lake District proposals
