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minkyungseokie · 10 months ago

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Bali Meet-Cute | Logan Sargeant

synopsis; when vacationing in Bali, y/n accidentally meets a cute American F1 driver after he photobombs her picture

warnings; none

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note2; I saw someone say they wanted this, I wanted this, everyone wanted this. I kind of rushed this, but I thought it was still cute

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Y/n hopped out of the bed of the room in the resort she had rented for the trip. She had finally saved up enough money to go to Bali and wanted to make it worth all of the time she had spent at her terrible 9 to 5-job. She'd be staying for a month and so far, for the two days she’d been there, she's been doing nothing but sleeping. After doing so much work for more than a year, she was too tired to actually go out and do anything for the first two days.

Y/n didn't know much of what there was to do in Bali, but she knew that by the end of the day, she wanted to visit the Leke Leke waterfall. She had heard from a friend of hers who had visited Bali that the Leke Leke waterfall was one of the most beautiful things she had ever seen and that Y/n absolutely had to visit if she ever went herself. And now she was here, she didn't know what to do.

"Shit, I woke up so late." Y/n groaned, picking up her phone and grimacing at how late she had slept in. Even if she had known what she was going to do, she wouldn't be able to do much of it because she had woken up so late in the day. It was around lunch time or a bit after what was considered lunch time. "I guess I should just go to the waterfall." Y/n mumbled, grabbing a tot bag out of her suitcase and packing up some bug spray, sunscreen, her camera, and a towel. Before grabbing her bathing suit, putting it on, and putting on shorts and a t-shirt on over the bathing suit.

Y/n quickly got into the rented car and drove off with guiding off her GPS because she had the same sense of direction as a blind dog.

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“You have arrived at your destination on the right.” The GPS said. Y/n parked and got out of the car, taking a deep breath and smiling as she felt some of the tension she was still carrying from the long plane ride to Bali, exit her body, leaving only the feelings of bliss and tranquility. “This is going to be a fun day.” Y/n muttered excitedly as she pulled her camera out of her bag and pointed it towards the waterfall and its lush forest.

Click!

Y/n didn’t see or realize there was another person there, too transfixed on the ethereal beauty of nature that was in front of her. It was no wonder Leke Leke was a huge tourist attraction, it made the most perfect candidate for taking photos and it was perfect to put on Instagram. Y/n looked at her photos with a smile that began to fade.

Now who the fuck was that guy?

Logan sighed. This is really what he needed after such a shit weekend. He knew that it was a decision that was made with the team's best interest in mind, but it didn't do anything but shatter his confidence that he had worked so hard during the winter break to build up. Logan was well aware that his rookie season was absolute shit, which is why he worked so hard during the break. He wanted to prove to himself, the team, his fans, and his haters that he could do it. That he could be better than what he did during his rookie season, but the start of this season proved to be nothing but stress and a mess.

They both had to stop during their first race due to car problems, the next two races had no issues that Logan could think of, and then Alex wrecks his chassis, so Logan is forced to give up his own. The Florida resident shook his head as he ran a hand through his hair. He came here to relax, not to stress himself out more. He needed to stop thinking about what could've been if James actually trusted him enough to drive. He knew that they most likely wouldn't be getting points, but at least Logan would have more experience under his belt.

Didn't James say he didn't even really care about 2024 and 2025? Didn't he say he was focused on the new changes coming 2026 or something? SO why did the man feel the need to bench him if he didn't care so much. "That's enough, Logan." The blonde muttered, lightly slapping his cheeks, "You're here for a break. Not to destroy yourself anymore than you already have." He huffed and looked up at the waterfall.

Oh, what he would give to be like the Leke Leke waterfall. Untouched, unjudged, and unburdened by anyone or anything. Living in perfect harmony with the plants and animals that it shares a habitat with. He wishes it could be like this in F1. There was no drama, everyone got along, and the sport was made fun again like it was when he watched it on television when he was younger. But, alas, humans are flawed creatures that seem to bring destruction and ruin wherever they go.

It was a high-intensity sport, yes, but there was so much unnecessary drama and hatred that came with the new grid and the new wave of fans. Why couldn't friendly rivalries be made where the drivers obviously aren't friends, but the fans don't fight like they hate each other(Lewis and Max fans. They seem to go to war for no reason when the drivers are at best civil with each other).

Logan shook his head again as he caught himself thinking about his job again, but this time about the hate he gets being an American in a European sport. "Now is not the time to think about this. I'll go get something to eat and come back later." Logan muttered, turning around and walking back up the little pathway that was worm by so many people trampling down the small hill to play in the pool.

He didn't realize another person was there until he heard a 'tsk' followed by, "Who the fuck is this guy? He ruined my photo."

Logan looked up and his breath caught in his throat when his eyes met the gorgeous (e/c) of a woman so beautiful, he swears she could've been a deity, "H-hey, did I, uh, did I ruin your photo?" Logan asked awkwardly as the sharp eyes of the woman before him practically bore into his soul and stripped away his layers one-by-one.

"You did, but it's alright."

God, even her voice was heavenly. It felt like listening to a chill lofi beat with rain sound in the background. Beautiful and calming. It made him want to listen to it more as it was such a drastic change from the voices he hears everyday.

And by that, he meant the people who surround him. Not that he hears voices.

"Um, I'm sorry. If you would like, I can take a couple pictures for you." Logan offered hesitantly while the woman continued studying him, "There's something bothering you, isn't there? You look stressed." The woman observed, "Do I?" Logan awkwardly laughed as he straightened his clothing. "You do. What's your name? I'm Y/n." The girl introduced, bending down to offer him her hand.

Logan stared at her with wide eyes, unsure what to do. It seemed like she had no idea who he was and he was glad for that. It shouldn't have surprised him the way it did either. Despite having a huge fan base, Formula One isn't as well known as it should be. It really wasn't until DTS that any Americans knew what it was and they started gaining more traction as some people started watching because of how handsome all of the drivers were and stayed because they fell in love with the sport(I know I did) and there was nothing wrong with that.

Logan was brought back to reality by the woman shaking her hand in place as if telling im that she was waiting, "Are you going to shake my hand or are you going to continue staring at me with those big beautiful eyes of yours?" She asked

Y/n felt like diving off a cliff. She didn't know where she mustered up the courage to say such a thing and now she was embarrassed by the way the man was staring at her, "Shit, I didn't mean to say that out loud. Sorry if I made you uncomfortable. I didn't mean it. I mean, I didn't mean it, but I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable. Your eyes are very beautiful, just like your face. I didn't mean-- I'm just going to stop talking now." Y/n rambled, face heating up as she felt herself digging a bigger and bigger hole.

Y/n looked down in embarrassment, too scared to look up and see the possible look of disgust that the man would wear, but she was pleasantly surprised to hear the cutest laugh she had ever heard from a guy and a hand slide into her own gripping it enough to reassure her, but not squeezing it.

"Thank you so much. If it makes anything better, I think you're absolutely breathtaking as well." The man said. Y/n looked up with wide eyes.

Breathtaking. He thought she was breathtaking

Her heart fluttered in her chest as she looked into his eyes. Y/n smiled bashfully and pulled him so he was standing next to her, "Come get some lunch with me. My treat." She offered. "Oh, no thank you. I couldn't--" "You're not. I'm offering, pretty boy." Y/n intterupted, "Logan." The man said, "What?" Y/n asked, "My name. Is Logan." The man, Logan reiterated.

"Well, it's absolutely lovely to meet you, Logan. Did you drive to get here?" Y/n questioned, leading him out of the forest by his hand, "I, uh, no. I walked here, um." Logan stuttered, easily keeping up with her strides. "Well, you can ride back with me. I know this is adrupt and weird for a first meeting, but I want to get to know you better." Y/n said, looking back at him with a smile that had his heart fluttering, "You do?" Logan asked.

"Of course, I do."

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The duo found themselves sitting acros from each other in a resturant called Cafe Tahu after a short and silent car ride, "So, Logan, what's on your mind? What's got you looking so down while in one of the most beautiful nature spots in the world?" Y/n asked, tilting her head and resting it on her intertwined fingers.

Logan didn't want to burden her with his problems, but the way she was looking at him made him want to talk to her, “My job is to… drive cars and last weekend, my teammate crashed his car, putting it out of commission for the weekend. Um, usually if you crash, you're out, but…” Logan trailed off, clenching his fist.

Y/n slid her hand across the table and grabbed his clenched one until Logan had untensed his hand enough for her to intertwine their fingers, “Judging by your reaction, that’s not what happened?” Y/n asked. Logan shook his head, “No. It's not. They decided to give my teammate MY car. It's like they were rewarding him for his fuck up, but I'm not upset with him.” Logan let out.

“Well, I'm assuming it wasn’t his decision. You know what? I'm proud of you.” Y/n said, Logan looked at her in confusion, “For what?” He questioned. “For not losing your cool. For not blaming your teammate for the decision. For being so mature about it even though you could have gone ape shit. I have to say that I respect that.” Y/n said, removing her hand from his and instead holding his arm while using her other hand to prop her head up.

Logan looked deep into her eyes and nodded, “Do you want to…I don't know, have dinner with me tonight?” Logan asked breathily. Y/n tittered, “I don’t think first meetings are supposed to move this quickly, but at the same time, I've never had so much chemistry with someone I just met.” Y/n hummed, playing with Logan’s watch. “Yeah,” Logan muttered, distracted by her nimble fingers toying with his watch.

“Sure. Why not? Let's get dinner together.”

“Great. Can I have your number?” Logan asked, beaming while holding out his phone for her to take. She put in her number and handed it back, “After we finish our drinks, what do you say we go back to Leke Leke and take some better photos?” Y/n inquired.

“I’d like that.”

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tourguidemorocco · 4 months ago

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Your Guide to Safe Travel in Morocco with Tour Guide Morocco

Morocco, a country of mesmerizing landscapes, bustling souks, and rich cultural heritage, is a top destination for travelers from all over the world. With its fascinating blend of Berber, Arabian, and European influences, Morocco offers an adventure like no other. However, ensuring a safe and enjoyable travel experience requires careful planning and local expertise. This guide will provide you with everything you need to know about traveling safely in Morocco with a tour guide in Morocco.

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wilsweb-asientour · 1 year ago

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Tag 12. 15.07.2023

Danke Marieke! Heute fuhren wir zu zweit nach Nusa Penida. Marieke war vor kurzem in Bali und empfiehl den Ausflug auf Balis benachbarte Insel. Wir standen 05:30 Uhr auf, um pünktlich 06:00 Uhr mit dem Moped-Taxi nach Sanur zu fahren, also einmal komplett vom Westen in den Osten Balis. Die Mopedfahrer fahren äußerst chaotisch durch die engen Straßen dafür aber konzentriert und sicher. Die Kombination ergibt zwar keinen Sinn, sie funktioniert nichtsdestotrotz. Nach einer Fehlkommunikation mit unserem Reiseleiter ging es dann 08:00 Uhr von Sanur nach Nusa Penida mit dem Boot. Wir schliefen beide ein und erwachten auf einer grünen Insel mit noch engeren Straßen und noch lauteren Mopeds bei 26^C.

Unser Reiseleiter fuhr dann mit uns zum Kelingking Strand, eine bildhafte Klippen-Formation und deshalb eine Pflicht-Fotoaufnahme für jeden Touri. Daraufhin fuhren wir zum Pasih Uug Strand. Wir hatten leider wenig Essen mit und stopften uns deswegen auf dem Parkplatz gekauften gebratenen Reis runter. Viel Zeit blieb am Pasih Uug Strand also nicht. Nach einer kurzen Rastpause landeten wir dann am Crystal Bay Strand, wo wir 1h lang ins Wasser eintauchten und verschiedene Fische aus dem Film „Nemo“ wiedererkannten. Pünktlich 16:20 Uhr fuhr dann das Boot zurück nach Sanur. Uns gefiel die Tour, obwohl sie mit viel Reiseaufwand verbunden war. Am beeindrucktesten war jedoch, wie unser Fahrer auf einer Straße, wo keine eineinhalb Autos drauf passen, die Reise navigierte ohne auch einen Kratzer mitzunehmen. Chapeau.

Wieder in Sanur angekommen erholten wir uns kurz von der unruhigen und von Wellen geprägten Boots-Rücktour und bestellten ein Moped zurück in die Unterkunft. Mehr Auspuffgase hat Webster in seinem Leben noch nie inhaliert, Wilson trug anständigerweise eine Maske. Nach der einstündigen Mopedfahrt zurück brauchten wir 10 Minuten um wieder Gefühl in unsere Hinterteile zu bekommen, woraufhin wir uns fürs Abendessen frisch machten. Wir trafen uns mit den anderen in einem Fischrestaurant, um auf den letzten gemeinsamen Abend anzustoßen. Wir aßen beiden Mahi-Mahi (Wolfram, Ronald - habt ihr den schonmal fangen können?). Wir gehen hier gleich ins Bett, euch allen einen schönen restlichen Samstag, bis morgen!

Day 12. July 15, 2023

Thank you, Marieke! Today we went to Nusa Penida as a duo. Marieke was recently in Bali and recommended the excursion to Bali's neighboring island. We woke up at 5:30 am to catch the scooter taxi to Sanur at 6:00 am, traveling all the way from the west to the east of Bali. The scooter drivers navigate the narrow streets extremely chaotically but with focus and safety. Although the combination doesn't make sense, it somehow works. After a miscommunication with our tour guide, we departed from Sanur to Nusa Penida by boat at 8:00 am. We both fell asleep and woke up on a green island with even narrower streets and louder scooters, at 26°C.

Our tour guide then took us to Kelingking Beach, a picturesque cliff formation and therefore a must-photograph spot for every tourist. After that, we went to Pasih Uug Beach. Unfortunately, we didn't have much food with us, so we settled for fried rice bought at the parking lot. We didn't have much time to spend at Pasih Uug Beach. After a short break, we ended up at Crystal Bay Beach, where we immersed ourselves in the water for an hour and recognized various fish from the movie "Finding Nemo." At 4:20 pm sharp, the boat took us back to Sanur. We enjoyed the tour, despite the extensive traveling involved. However, the most impressive part was how our driver navigated on a road where barely one and a half cars could fit, without even a scratch. Hats off to him.

After arriving back in Sanur, we took a short break to recover from the turbulent boat ride, marked by waves, and ordered a scooter to take us back to our accommodation. Webster never inhaled so many exhaust fumes in his life, but Wilson considerately wore a mask. After the one-hour scooter ride back, it took us 10 minutes to regain feeling in our backsides before freshening up for dinner. We met the others at a seafood restaurant to toast to our last evening together. We both had Mahi-Mahi (Wolfram, Ronald - have you ever been able to catch one?). We're heading to bed now. Wishing you all a lovely remaining Saturday. See you tomorrow!

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kyndaris · 2 years ago

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Obligatory Beach Episode

When most Australians think of surf, sand and sun, they think of their local beach. Press them a little on famous ones that they can lounge on or which tourists frequent and they might say Bondi Beach or the Gold Ask. Ask them for something a little more exotic and they’ll probably name a resort in Bali or Fiji.

Ask Europeans for an exotic beach locale and you might get something like Hurghada. After all, it’s not too far from the European mainland and has some killer snorkelling opportunities to get up close and personal with adorable little fishes!

Our tour group had chosen to stay at the Stella Makadi Resort. More exactly: the Stella Gardens Resort and Spa Makadi Bay. From the outside, it looked almost like a massive compound. On the inside, it was a nice relaxing stroll down to the beachside with a few shops dedicated to selling trinkets and souvenirs that screamed: EGYPT!

Our first day at the resort was one of rest. We had no activities planned, which seemed apt when travelling with a large group of geriartrics.

Okay, I kid. They were mostly in their 50s and 60s. Which, I mean, still isn’t young by any means but considering I was the youngest of the entire group sitting at the round number of 30 says a lot. Heck, even 30 is old when you talk to teenagers.

So, what does one do when there isn’t much of a rush to head anywhere and everywhere? You go to the local beach, of course. As, as part of a package with the resort, there was a shuttle could take the adventurous down to the shoreline instead of having to hoof it down, plebeian style.

I don’t believe much explanation is required when photos will suffice in terms of the atmosphere of the Stella Makadi. It was pretty much your typical resort stolen from every tropical resort ever. Which isn’t to say it was bad, but I hadn’t brought swimmers. I had been more intent on learning the history of fishing rather than focusing on my tan lines.

As a random aside, most of the elderly Europeans (of which there was a lot down in Hurghada) seemed to love the idea of burning their skin until it was lobster red. They might not have peeled yet but is it any wonder their skin was so saggy and wrinkly when compared to Asians?

In any case, my first day of Hurghada mostly revolved around getting to know a few select members of the tour group a bit better than I had before by playing cards with them on the beach and pondering what our buffet meals had on offer.

The second day at Hurghada was, thankfully, one of adventure albeit ones where you had to pay a little bit extra on top of the $7000 that had to be shelled out at the start for the trip.

Our first stop was Sindbad Submarine. And no, that’s not a typo. It was literally called Sindbad rather than Sinbad.

In any case, the Red Sea, it should be noted, shares a few similarities with the Great Barrier Reef. In that it has a reef where plenty of fish call home. And to truly appreciate the aquatic life in and around the area, one must go beneath the waves. Hence, many of our tour group packing into a floating tin can that could sink down about 25 metres below the surface, all so that we could marvel at coral, the diver that came with us, and the fish the diver had managed to lure towards our window with the promise of food.

I even spotted a Red Sea clownfish poking out through its home anemone, as well as an Indian lionfish lying low but wasn’t able to snap a shot fast enough on my phone. Alas!

After our submarine adventure, we boated back to shore and were presented with a certification of completion. Our local tour guide, Ahmed, even saw fit to write our names in Arabic on the slip of paper.

With our morning activities over, it was back to the resort for lunch before we enjoyed a Jeep Safari through the Sahara Desert. But although I say Jeep, I really mean Toyota Land Cruisers.

Since most of those in our tour group were an elderly bunch, the dirvers took it slow on the small hills and crests in the desert. Throughout the drive, we stopped at multiple areas, snapping shots of a distant mirage, a lonely Acacia tree (that was not the Tree of Tenere), and a towering dune of sand.

We even stopped at a nomadic village. In Chinese, it sounded like Bolu but a search on Google tells me that it might be the beduins. In any case, we got to taste their special type of naan, cooked over a flat stone with camel dung used to fuel the fire, ride a few camels and enjoy a cup of red tea that was a little too bitter for my tastes.

By the time we left their village, the sun was setting. Though I would have preferred to have returned to the resort by then, we still had one last stop. A performance, actually, that involved belly dancing and some clever dervish twirls. Along with some food and refreshments.

And even though I was asked to participate in some additional dancing, like the I coward I am I refused. Me? Belly dancing? In front of strangers? Never.

Besides, I’m not very curvaceous - at least in the sexy sense - and the thought of being the only poor dancer on stage was a huge disincentive to get up and ‘shake my booty.’

So, while this wasn’t the most stereotypical beach episode in every anime ever, there was plenty of sun, surf and sand to enjoy. Certainly, for any enterprising influence, Hurghada would have been a great relaxation spot with excellent water views and opportunities to get down and dirty with beach volleyball and Zumba on the sand.

As for budding Egyptologists, well, a little leisure can go a long way. Hurghada might not be rich in history, but it is rich in demonstrating the interconnection between cultures and giving some much needed zing if all one does is trek from one dusty old temple to the next.

#travel blog #beach episode #hurghada #stella makadi #so many europeans #sindbad submarines #jeep safari

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lhtravels · 1 year ago

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kaustubh-wankhede · 4 months ago

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Bali, the Island of the Gods, is a paradise for travellers seeking stunning landscapes, rich culture, and unforgettable experiences. From the tranquil beaches of Nusa Dua to the vibrant streets of Ubud, Bali offers a diverse range of attractions for every type of traveller. This guide will take you through the top 25 must-visit destinations in Bali, showcasing the best the island has to offer. Whether you're an adventure enthusiast looking to explore hidden waterfalls, a culture lover eager to visit ancient temples, or someone simply seeking relaxation in luxury resorts, our curated list ensures that you experience the very essence of Bali. Each destination is carefully selected to provide a blend of natural beauty, cultural significance, and unique experiences, making your trip to Bali truly memorable. Dive into our ultimate travel guide and discover the wonders that await you on this enchanting island.

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colburnpaluck · 2 years ago

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Travel Guides All You Should Be Aware Of

There are many things you need to know prior to embarking for a trip. The use of a travel guide can help you to avoid common mistakes and organize your trip better.

These guides also provide suggestions on how you can save money while traveling. They include information on accommodation as well as transportation costs and food prices.

Cost Effectiveness

The success of your travel program is determined by its cost-effectiveness. It is essential to set Key Program Metrics (or goals) that are both meaningful and actionable.

The most commonly used method to determine this is to look at the travel budget. It is essential to understand the amount you spend on travel and airfares.

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Attractions

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Transportation

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The accommodation you select for your vacation could make or break the overall experience. Before you choose the perfect location for your trip regardless of whether it's a hotel, apartment or hostel, there are plenty of things to consider.

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From Budget to Luxury: Exploring Pre-Wedding Shoot Cost Options

A pre-wedding shoot is more than just a collection of beautiful photographs; it’s a celebration of love and a way to capture your journey before the big day. Whether you’re planning a minimalist shoot or dreaming of a grand cinematic experience, understanding the pre-wedding shoot cost options is key to making informed decisions. This comprehensive guide explores budget-friendly choices, mid-range packages, and luxury experiences to help you find the perfect option that aligns with your vision and budget.

What is a Pre-Wedding Shoot?

A pre-wedding shoot is a photoshoot conducted months or weeks before the wedding day. It allows couples to express their unique story, creating memories that reflect their love, style, and personalities. These shoots are often customized based on themes, locations, and moods, ranging from casual to cinematic.

Why Consider a Pre-Wedding Shoot?

Create Lasting Memories: A pre-wedding shoot freezes your precious moments in time.

Strengthen Bonds: It’s an excellent opportunity to spend quality time together.

Add a Personal Touch: Use the photos for wedding invitations, slideshows, or decor.

Factors Influencing Pre-Wedding Shoot Costs

Understanding the pre-wedding shoot pricing structure is essential. Costs vary based on several factors, including:

Location: Iconic destinations may require travel and lodging expenses.

Photographer's Expertise: Renowned photographers often charge premium rates.

Duration: Longer shoots spanning multiple days are costlier.

Props and Outfits: Custom outfits, elaborate props, or theme-based shoots increase expenses.

Post-Processing: Advanced editing and video production add to the cost.

Budget-Friendly Pre-Wedding Shoot Options

If you’re on a tight budget, don’t worry—there are plenty of creative ways to make your shoot memorable without overspending.

1. Local Outdoor Locations

Public parks, beaches, or urban backdrops offer stunning settings at minimal or no cost. A skilled photographer can transform a simple location into a masterpiece.

2. Minimalist Themes

Stick to simple themes that emphasize your chemistry. Minimal props and natural light can create a magical effect.

3. Hiring New Talent

Photographers building their portfolios often offer competitive rates. Research reviews and portfolios to ensure quality.

Average Cost Range: $200–$500

Mid-Range Pre-Wedding Shoot Packages

For those looking for a balance between cost and creativity, mid-range packages provide a great mix of quality and options.

1. Destination Shoots

Popular yet accessible locations, such as countryside estates or nearby tourist spots, offer picturesque views.

2. Concept-Based Shoots

Create themed shoots based on hobbies, favorite movies, or shared interests. This option often includes customized props and costumes.

3. Pre-Video Packages

Many photographers offer short videos alongside photos to tell your love story.

Average Cost Range: $500–$1,500

Luxury Pre-Wedding Shoot Experiences

If budget isn’t a constraint, luxury pre-wedding shoots offer unparalleled extravagance and artistic expression.

1. International Destinations

Shoot in breathtaking global locations like Paris, Bali, or the Maldives. This includes travel, accommodation, and local permits.

2. Renowned Photographers

Top-tier photographers bring years of experience and unique creative visions.

3. Cinematic Video Productions

Luxury shoots often include high-end cinematic videos, complete with drones, special effects, and professional-grade editing.

4. Custom Themes and Styling

From designer outfits to professional makeup artists and stylists, every detail is meticulously planned.

Average Cost Range: $2,000–$10,000+

Hidden Costs to Watch Out For

When planning your pre-wedding shoot, don’t forget to account for potential hidden costs:

Travel and Accommodation: For destination shoots.

Permits: Required for specific locations like heritage sites or beaches.

Outfits and Makeup: Customized styling often incurs extra charges.

Additional Edits: Some photographers charge for extra rounds of editing or retouching.

Tips to Maximize Your Budget

Plan Ahead: Early planning helps secure better deals and discounts.

Discuss Packages: Negotiate packages that fit your needs without unnecessary extras.

Choose Off-Season: Many photographers offer reduced rates during the off-season.

Collaborate: Discuss your vision clearly with the photographer to avoid miscommunication.

Popular Pre-Wedding Shoot Locations

1. Iconic Urban Backdrops

Cities like New York, London, and Dubai offer stunning skylines and vibrant culture.

2. Nature’s Beauty

Serene landscapes, lush forests, or scenic beaches create magical moments.

3. Heritage Sites

Historic forts, palaces, or ancient ruins add a royal touch to your shoot.

4. Artistic Studios

For controlled lighting and weather-proof environments, studios are a great choice.

Choosing the Right Photographer

Selecting the right photographer is critical to ensure your vision comes to life.

Key Considerations:

Portfolio: Review their past work for consistency and style.

Reviews: Check testimonials from previous clients.

Budget Compatibility: Discuss your budget upfront.

Conclusion

A pre-wedding shoot is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to celebrate your journey as a couple. Whether you’re on a shoestring budget or seeking a luxurious experience, there’s a perfect option for everyone. By understanding the various cost options, planning strategically, and choosing the right photographer, you can ensure your shoot is a memorable and stress-free experience.

Investing in a pre-wedding shoot not only gives you stunning keepsakes but also creates moments to cherish forever. So go ahead, plan your dream shoot, and let your love story shine!

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