🍾 Tips for the Perfect Champagne Spray
BE READY TO GET WET, STICKY AND GO F**KING wILD!
Want that epic champagne shot that screams “WE JUST GOT MARRIED!!”?
Here’s everything you need to know to absolutely nail it — and walk away with those unforgettable, party-poppin’ photos 💥📸
1. Let Your Photographers Know (that’s us 👋)
Planning a spray? Tick that box on your questionnaire or let us know in advance! We’ll plan the best spot, bring the lighting magic, and make sure we’re ready to catch the chaos in all its sparkling glory. Hot tip: Champagne sprays look amazing after dark with lighting!
2. Don’t Forget the Booze
You bring the bubbles, we’ll bring the flash. You don’t need the fancy stuff — Romer Trocken White Sparkling Wine is perfect and only around €4 at most kiosks. Be cheeky and tap up your hotel especially if your all inclusive, you may get a few bottles for free.
Bring at least 3 bottles (trust us, it’s worth it).
And just give your venue a heads-up that it’s for a spray, not for serving 🍾
3. Follow Our Lead
Seriously — don’t pop that cork just yet! We’ll set the scene, sort the lighting, and call you in when it’s go time. We’ll walk you through exactly what to do so it looks 🔥 and you don’t end up spraying it into your own face (it happens 😅).
4. Shake It Like You Mean It
Once we say “GO”, pop the cork, thumb over the top, and then shake it like your life depends on it. Let loose. Go wild. Scream. Laugh. Be extra.
This is your moment, and we want every second of that joy captured.
🚨 Keep your butts together, aim at a slight angle, and face us — big smiles, full energy!
5. Don’t Waste the Leftovers
We’re not done after the spray! We’ll grab a couple of bonus shots with the bottles, and if you’re up for it… maybe even a Dragons Fire pose (yep, it’s as cool as it sounds 🔥).
6. Embrace the Madness
Whether it’s a glorious arc or total fizz explosion, the best shots happen when you just go for it. Be in the moment. Laugh hard. Get messy. Get sticky. And most importantly…
Have some serious fun.
This is what memories are made of.
