1. Choose a Colour Palette

Pick 2–4 colours that work well together rather than wearing all the same outfit.

Great colour combinations include:

• Soft neutrals (cream, beige, grey)

• Earthy tones (olive, rust, mustard)

• Classic tones (navy, soft blues, white)

• Warm tones (blush, soft pinks, warm browns)

Avoid very bright or neon colours as they can reflect onto skin tones.

2. Avoid Busy Patterns

Small checks, logos and bold prints can be distracting in photos.

Instead, choose:

• Plain fabrics

• Soft textures

• Subtle patterns

Think simple and timeless.

3. Coordinate – Don’t Match

Rather than everyone wearing identical outfits, aim for a coordinated look.

A good approach:

• One or two main colours across everyone

• Mix light and dark shades

• Vary textures to add interest

This keeps the photos natural and avoids a “uniform” look.

4. Dress for Comfort

Choose clothes you can move and sit in comfortably. Uncomfortable outfits can sometimes show in photos through stiff posture and forced smiles.

Happy and relaxed always looks best on camera.