Engagement Photo Dresses Perfect For Your Adventure
When it comes to planning your engagement photos, it can become a little overwhelming when you’re trying to figure out engagement photo dresses that’ll match your aesthetic and location, especially if you picked an adventure location. We wanted to get right to the point and share some of our favorite engagement dresses you can shop for, along with some inspiration from actual couples on their adventures.
From white dresses for engagement photos to long flowy dresses for your engagement photos that will create a dramatic effect as the wind picks up the skirt. Check out some of our favorite engagement photo dress inspirations per season you can use for inspiration and shop for.
Top Tips for Engagement Photo Dress Shopping
Photo by Adventure and Vow
- Always consider the weather before buying your engagement dress. You may think you’ll look fabulous rocking a strapless dress during the winter, but you’ll also look like you’re freezing in some (if not all) of your photos. Consider packing layers to accommodate your “dream look”.
- Consider the landscape and if you’re ok with your dress getting dirty. This will also help you decide on the color of your engagement dress.
- Think about what activities you’ll be doing during your engagement session. If you’re doing something super adventurous, make sure to pick an engagement dress that has plenty of free range to move around without restriction
Need more help figuring out engagement outfits? Check out our engagement outfit guide here.
Shop some of our favorite engagement dresses below. Some of the links provided are affiliate links, and our team would make a small commission if you decide to make a purchase.
Summer Engagement Photo Dresses Inspiration
Photo by Keri Cooper
Summer is all about staying cool and beating the heat while doing water activities. A lot of couples like to plan beach engagement photos during this season or they even like to chill by a lake or hike up a mountain. The number one thing to remember is to consider your location. Make sure that you’re comfortable, and the material you pick is breathable if you’re exploring somewhere that is very hot.
Check out more summer dresses:
Photo by Elissa Deline Photography
Photo by Jessica Lauren Photography
Photo by The Chaffins Photography
Photo by Allie Dearie Photography
Photo by Sheena Shahangian Photography
Fall Engagement Photo Dresses Inspiration
Photo by Anna Claire Beasley
With the changing leaves comes cooler weather, you can even encounter snow during some fall months at higher elevations, so consider layers for your fall dress. Pair your dress with a personalized bridal denim jacket. A lot of couples like to wear darker hues during this season such as orange, forest green, black, or burgundy.
Check out more fall dresses:
Photo by Sharee Davenport
Photo by Autumn Lynne Photography, LLC
Photo by Jessika Christine Photography
Photo by Julianne Rose Photography
Winter Engagement Photo Dresses Inspiration
Photo by We, The Light Photography
You can still wear a dress for your engagement photos during the winter, but you should definitely consider wearing layers underneath and over. Pack your thermal leggings, wear an undershirt if you picked a long sleeve dress, or just wear a winter coat that compliments your dress. The point and goal is to be comfortable, so you can get amazing photos.
Check out more winter dresses:
Photo by Mountain Marta Photography
Photo by The Outlovers
Photo by Thistle + Wood Photo
Spring Engagement Photo Dresses Inspiration
Photo by Till Death Do We Adventure
Spring is the perfect time to wear light and bright colors to compliment the new blooms. Don’t be afraid to show your personality with your dress choice, but also don’t forget to bring a jacket if you’re exploring higher elevations since a lot of places can still see snow during early springtime.
Check out more spring dresses:
Photo by Mindful Media Photography
Photo by Run Wild With Me Photography
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