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Put a few recent photos of you as a couple, one from your engagement if you have it, and a couple of candid shots. Avoid too many formal portraits.
Choose photos that show your personality and make guests feel welcome. A clear, smiling photo of the two of you together is essential for the homepage. Add one or two engagement photos if you have them, but keep them natural. Candid shots of you laughing, walking, or doing something you love work well. Include a photo of the venue if you want to give guests a sense of place. You might also add a photo of your pet if you have one, but keep it brief. Avoid using only formal studio portraits, as they can feel distant. Make sure the photos are good quality but not too large, so the page loads quickly. You can also add a short photo story of how you met, but keep it to three or four images. Do not overload the site with hundreds of pictures. A small gallery of ten to fifteen photos is plenty. Remember to ask any photographer or friend for permission before using their photos. Keep the style consistent and warm.
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