International Destination Wedding Photographer. Since the workshop ended late on Wednesday night, I've been working nonstop on the images because I'm just so excited about all the details and fun stuff that we shot!
I will post a full recap of the workshop very soon complete with more photos of our gorgeous couple, details, shots of the students, and all that good stuff, but I'm getting married in just over a week and I've got some serious planning to do! For now, feast your eyes on these detais, and click the links below to see the great peeps that made this shoot possible! Photography: Jessica Claire, Event & Photo Stylist: Grey Likes Weddings, Floral Design: Flora Organica: Hair & Makeup: Vivian Tran: All Made Up, Wedding Stationary, Favors, and Paper Suite: MaeMae Paperie, Printing of paper products: Czar Press, Fabric Rosettes, shoe clips, and "just married" banner over cake: B.
100 Layer Cake. 17 Aug Your Monday is about to get a whole lot sweeter thanks to this shoot Rebekah J.
Murray Photography sent along. It’s all about thinking of the wedding festivities from the perspectives of the little ones involved, and it’d be so perf for a couple that has special kiddos playing a role in the festivities. Who doesn’t want to see their flower girls’ smiling faces when they realize they get to dress up and celebrate just like the bride?
Read More 0 3 0 0 comments 14 Aug If you’ve got a fab crew of wedding vendors, sometimes it really is best to just let ‘em do their thing. Paper Record Player Makes for the Coolest Wedding Invitation Ever. Artist and designer Kelli Anderson was asked to design a wedding card for her friends Karen and Mike.
As it turns out, Karen happens to be a lawyer who DJs at night, and Mike is a Grammy-nominated sound engineer. So what happens when you combine those three elements? A super awesome paper record player. The retro-style invitation was inspired by the old 50s TV show Mr. Wizard, according to Anderson. Anderson designed the card such that when you fold the page correctly, it acts as a kind of tonearm that lands directly on top on the record. Not invited to the wedding? Papilio 2010 on Fashion Served. An “UP!” inspired engagement shoot…. PART 2!!! » Wildflowers Photography.
I am so excited about sharing these!!!
:) :) :) part 1 of lynnette & james’ engagement shoot was so fun to shoot that planning a part 2 was definitely in order! (click HERE for the first round of images & the inspiring love story that goes along with them!) The vision for these was to recreate the more child-like scenes of the Disney Pixar movie “UP!” ; when ellie & carl first met, playing under a homemade tent together, dreaming of flying to paradise falls, working alongside each other at the zoo, painting their first mailbox and then them just playing together! Lynnette & james, will you please let me shoot part 3 in 25 years?! Style Me Pretty : The Ultimate Wedding Blog. Junkyard Vintage Car Shop Engagement Session by Sweet Monday Photography Los Angeles, CA. You Are Here: Home » Engagement Sessions » Junkyard Engagement Session Engagement Sessions Junkyard Engagement Session This adorable junkyard engagement session landed in my inbox a few days ago then yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting the lovely ladies April and Lindsey from Sweet Monday Photography.
They were telling me that bride’s cousin owns this junkyard/old car shop since he’s an artist and uses scrap metal for sculptures but some of these vintage cars are just too sweet to be upcycled! The junkyard location has also been used for concerts before. Thanks so much Lindsey and April for sending over these images! March 10, 2010 | 33 Comments ‹ Previous Next › {photoshoot} Pink and Fig « bonnie tsang photography. Blog: Snippet And Ink Styling / Design: Grey Likes Weddings Floral design: Flowerwild Food: Chef Kate McAloon.
Fine Art Weddings. Maggieaustincake.com. 1950's Vintage-Inspired DIY Wedding Los Angeles by Jonas Peterson. Oh, do I have a pretty DIY wedding to show you.
Aimee and Jerry blended their family history delightfully by incorporating vintage elements and heirlooms that decorated their reception at the Smog Shoppe. The gorgeous details don’t stop there. No. The flower arrangements, which were made by Aimee’s mom and aunts were little masterpieces of love. I can’t decide if am more obsessed about the flower ties on the back of the chairs, or about how gorgeous her vintage wedding dress was (it was her grandmother’s, no less!) From the bride, Aimee: Our wedding was held in Los Angeles, which was a “destination wedding” for many of our family and friends, and it was held on a Thursday, so we knew we wanted to keep it fun and simple to maximize the time we had with our loved ones, and minimize stress levels.
From the bride, Aimee: Most of our wedding was DIY. I had a very difficult time finding a dress that I liked, so I ended up using my grandmother’s wedding dress.