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I know what you’re thinking, “Cola, aren’t you supposed to be on your honeymoon, what are you doing blogging?” Don’t worry, I’m actually writing this post in late March, and scheduling it for after the wedding!
That’s because my next two posts are going to be about my boudoir experience, and Mr. Cola won’t be receiving the book of photos until we’re on our honeymoon. But I wanted to write about it while it was fresh in my mind.
I’d never even heard of boudoir photography until I dived into the world of wedding planning blogs, but I knew right away that I wanted to do one. After all, how many times in your life do you have an excuse to feel like a Victoria’s Secret model or a Maxim Magazine pin-up girl? So I’m going to share all the details of my experience with you, so you’ll be as prepared as possible and have an awesome shoot of your own if you decided to gift your hubby sexy pictures of yourself.
I started out by researching as many boudoir photogs in the area as I could, but quickly learned that many want to either come to your home to do the shoot, or have you rent a hotel room.
I just wasn’t comfortable with either of those options, so narrowed my search to only photographers with a studio. And then I fell in love with the work of Adeline & Grace Intimates (warning, site content might not be appropriate to look at work), so I promptly emailed Tiffany for pricing options.
I then had a call with Tiffany, where she walked me through what to expect during the shoot, we set a date, and I paid my deposit.
Fast forward four months later, I filled out a questionnaire for Tiffany about a month prior to my shoot, so she could get a better idea of what I was looking for. Questions included things like:
There were some other questions in there too that I can’t remember, but all of it helped paint a picture for Tiffany of what I wanted to get out of the shoot. We then had another call to go over her ideas based on my questionnaire, where she suggested some outfit possibilities, and she reassured me that it was going to be a great experience. She was amazing to work with even before the shoot!
Next, it was time to assemble my outfits and props. I had to iron everything, even the panties, because I’m anal like that, and hang up everything so I could just put a garment bag over it for easy transport to Tiffany’s studio.
Here’s a look at some of the lingerie I took, followed by the long list of everything I brought with me. About half of the lingerie was stuff I already had, the other half was new, since I was badly in need of new, well fitting bras.

(Two new bra and panty sets from Nordstrom)
(Three lacy boy shorts from Target)
(Hot pink corset top from My Diva’s Closet)
(Lacy open back top, already had)
(Love robot tank top and thong, from Cafe Press. Mr. Cola is an engineer, and loves robots, so how perfect was this? Not surprisingly, it took me quite a while to find robot lingerie!)
(Victoria’s Secret t-shirt and boy shorts, Mr. Cola’s favorite PJs of mine)
(White corset from Fredrick’s of Hollywood, that I’d purchased for wedding dress shopping)
At Tiffany’s suggestion, I also brought along some of my work attire, to maybe do some sexy businesswoman shots. This is the full list of what I brought, along with about 9 pairs of shoes. It was way too much, but I felt it was better to be over prepared than under prepared!
In my next post I will share some tips on how to pose with a less-than-perfect body, and preparation tips, as well as some pictures from my session!
Are you planning to do a boudoir shoot?
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