Your Proposal & Wedding Welcome Guide

 Here’s how to structure this section:

1. Start with Personal Touchpoints
Begin with a few personal details that reflect your unique personality and passions outside of work. This helps potential clients see you as a relatable human being.
Examples to inspire:
Your favorite hobbies (e.g., thrifting, trying new foods, traveling).
A fun fact about your life or family.
What you love most about where you live or the places you’ve traveled.
Suggestion: "I’m a big fan of [insert favorite hobby or fun detail here], and when I’m not behind the lens, you’ll usually find me [describe a favorite activity]."

2. Share Your Journey
Talk about how you came to be in your industry. Highlight experiences that show your expertise and passion for storytelling, photography, or working with people.
Examples to inspire:
Your career journey (e.g., transitioning from a different industry, where your love for photography began).
A personal anecdote about why capturing love stories matters deeply to you.
Any unique perspective or skillset you bring to your craft.
Suggestion: "Before I became a full-time wedding photographer, I was [briefly describe previous career], which taught me [key lesson or skill]."

3. Emphasize Your Philosophy and Approach
Describe what sets you apart as a photographer. Focus on how you view your role and what your clients can expect from their experience with you.
Examples to inspire:
What drives your passion for storytelling.
How you approach capturing meaningful, authentic moments.
The type of relationship you aim to build with your clients.
Suggestion: "For me, photography is about more than just taking beautiful photos. It’s about [your core philosophy or approach]."

4. Highlight the Client Experience
Paint a picture of how you show up for your clients and why working with you is special. Include small details that demonstrate care and dedication.
Examples to inspire:
How you support your clients on their wedding day (e.g., helping fix lipstick, calming nerves).
What clients often say about working with you.
The legacy you aim to help them create.
Suggestion: "On your wedding day, I’ll be there for every step—from [specific action, e.g., holding your train] to [another action, e.g., calming your nerves before the first look]."

5. Add a Lighthearted or Relatable Note
End with a warm, approachable detail about your life outside of work that invites connection.
Examples to inspire:
Favorite TV shows, snacks, or places you frequent.
A question to engage potential clients.
Suggestion: "When I’m not photographing amazing couples, I’m [describe what you do for fun], and I’d love to know—do we have anything in common?"

This section converts because it builds trust. When potential clients feel they know and connect with you, they’re more likely to believe in the value of your services, making your pricing feel aligned with the care and experience you provide.

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