Good Side

For wedding photographers

Meet every couple's camera personality before the engagement session.

Both partners take the quiz on their phones. You find out who leads, who needs warming up, how much closeness feels natural, and what to say to the groom who hates photos.

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14 days of Pro included. Then free for 3 clients a month.

A bride resting her head on the groom's shoulder by a pond at sunset, seen from behind

Two phones in, one plan out.

  1. A plan for two

    The couple dynamic tells you how to balance a high-energy partner with a calm one, or a confident one with a camera-shy one.

  2. Rehearse at the engagement session

    Use the plan at the engagement shoot, then reuse the prompts that worked on the wedding day.

  3. Leads that already trust you

    Couples share their result cards. Their engaged friends land on your quiz page.

A real plan

This is what lands in your inbox.

Emma and Jake took the quiz for their engagement session. Here is part of the plan Good Side built for their photographer, word for word.

Session plan · Engagement

Emma & Jake: The Spark & the Anchor

Jake brings the energy, Emma brings the calm. Together you balance each other out, and that contrast is beautiful on camera.

Balance the two of them

  1. Let Jake lead movement prompts; give Emma a still role inside them (being spun, being walked toward).
  2. Shoot Emma's reactions to Jake: that's where the real smiles are.

First prompts, in order

  1. 01Jake, try to make Emma laugh without words. Emma, try not to.
  2. 02Emma stands still; Jake circles around and steals a kiss.
  3. 03Slow dance where only one of you is allowed to move.

Every client has a type.

How to photograph each one

Your next couple is already a type.

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