1. Communication with Your Photographer

• Confirm Details: Ensure you have all the details about the location, time, and duration of the shoot.
• Discuss Vision and Goals: Share your ideas and preferences with the photographer, including the style and mood you want to achieve.
• Wardrobe and Props: Get advice on what to wear and if any props are needed. Ask about outfit changes if desired.

2. Plan Your Outfits

• Choose Appropriate Clothing: Select outfits that fit the location and desired style of the photos.
• Avoid Distractions: Choose clothes without large logos or busy patterns unless it's part of the intended look.
• Comfort and Mobility: Ensure your outfits are comfortable and allow for movement.
• Coordinate Colors: If the shoot involves multiple people, coordinate colors without being too matchy.

3. Prepare Hair and Makeup

• Professional Help: Consider hiring a professional hair and makeup artist.
• Touch-Up Kit: Bring a touch-up kit for quick fixes during the shoot (hairbrush, makeup, etc.).
• Stay Natural: Opt for a look that enhances your features without overpowering them, unless a specific style is required.

4. Gather Props and Accessories

• Relevant Props: Bring any props that fit the theme or style of the shoot.
• Keep it Simple: Don't overload with props; keep them meaningful and relevant.
• Accessories: Select accessories that complement your outfit and the overall look.

5. Personal Care and Well-being

• Rest Well: Ensure you get a good night's sleep before the shoot.
• Hydrate and Eat: Stay hydrated and eat a light meal to keep your energy levels up.
• Relax: Practice relaxation techniques if you feel nervous about the shoot.

7. Practical Essentials

• Weather Preparedness: Check the weather forecast and bring necessary items (umbrella, sunscreen, etc.).
• Comfort Items: Bring water, snacks, and a blanket or portable chair if you need to wait or rest.
• Emergency Kit: Pack a small kit with any other quick-fix items.

8. On the Day of the Shoot

• Arrive Early: Get to the location about 10 minutes early to settle in and start on time.
• Follow Directions: Listen to the photographer’s guidance on posing and positioning. some poses will feel awkward but make great shots! 
• Stay Flexible: Be open to trying different poses or locations within the site.
• Have Fun: Enjoy the process and let your personality shine through.

9. Post-Shoot Considerations

• Review Photos: Discuss with the photographer how and when you will review the photos.
• Feedback: Provide any feedback on the shoot experience to help the photographer deliver the best final product.
• Patience: Understand that editing takes time, so be patient while waiting for the final images.

By following these tips, you can ensure you're well-prepared for your on-location photo shoot, leading to a more enjoyable experience and better results. 

If you're ready, let's go have some fun!