Arkansas • Weddings Bear Photography
Timeless color. Honest moments. Images you can feel.
Images you’ll love and feel—today and years from now.
What To Wear — Session Guide
Choose your season and shoot style. We’ll recommend colors (with HEX), outfit ideas, pro tips, and how to use white on camera.
1) Season
Season influences warmth vs. coolness and how colors render outdoors.
2) Shoot Style
Style sets the vibe (textures, contrast, and dress code).
Recommended Colors
Pick options above to see tailored palettes. Click any swatch to copy its HEX.
Primary & Accents
Neutrals (Balance)
Anchor the outfit with a neutral (pants, dress, blazer). Use a primary or accent as the hero piece or accessory.
Outfit Suggestions
Individuals
Couples
Engagement
Graduation
Tips & Prep
Wardrobe changes: Bring 2–3 looks. Flow: polished → casual → statement. Keep a consistent color story across changes.
Fit & comfort: Choose pieces that fit well and move easily; avoid items you’ll fuss with.
Textures & layers: Knit, linen, denim, suiting, chiffon, lace—mix textures for depth. Layer with cardigans, blazers, or light coats.
Logos & tiny patterns: Skip big logos; micro-stripes can moiré on camera. Medium-scale prints are safest.
Prep kit: Steam/iron, lint roller, backup socks, hair brush/comb, blotting papers, clear lip balm, safety pins, fashion tape.
Weather plan: Seasonal outerwear that matches your palette. Heel covers for grass; clear umbrellas for rain.
Bring What Tells Your Story
Instruments, sports gear or jersey, letterman jacket, favorite book, sketchbook/camera, graduation stole/tassel, hobby items—anything that says “you.” These make natural poses and authentic moments.
Using White On Camera