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Reggie, I really don't know what you can improve on here. These are brilliant.
I know you love the macro work, but as Ziffl3 stated, just a few ring shots will usually cover you for an engagement session. I typically, these days, will snap 8-12 ring shots, and deliver the best 2-4 at most.
#3 is the winner for me, here. And the diptych for #6 is brilliant. It's always good to take a far step back sometimes.
The best tip someone ever gave me for photography (that I often ignore or forget) is...
Wide, closer, closest. Often times moving from a wider shot, then in for an intermediate shot, and then for a close up/detail shot, you'll find yourself with lots of creative options to choose from as far as posing, framing, etc.
You got some great natural reactions out of them, and that's not an easy thing to do.
The only thing I might mention is with a setting like that. lots of very, very wide shots capturing them in the environment, even if it makes them like small specs (like #6). I think in that sort of backdrop, it's fitting.
We are our own worst critics, man. You did quite well here. I should show you my first engagement session if you'd like. You'd cry over it. It was that "good". Haha!
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