Fabulous event, party and wedding props, decor and fun photobooths from Scene Setter | b.loved weddings | UK Wedding Blog | Wedding Design & Styling. Written by: louise Posted on Friday, June 7, 2013 Morning lovely lovely readers! If you’re looking for a little extra WOW factor for your wedding, the search stops here! Today I’m excited to introduce you to brand new and shiny b.loved sponsor, Scene Setter. Like me, they think décor is the way to go with making your wedding that little bit extra-special. From wedding signage to sandwich boards, photo booths and props to giant letters, they design and make those DIY items you’d love to have the time to do yourself… While there’s plenty of inspiration for big & bold wedding props there’s next to nothing available ‘off-the’shelf’, least with an affordable price tag!
Want to know more? Our style is… Make it big and bombastic! We are inspired by… Textures and detail, we love finding the beauty in small graphical detail such as nail heads and rivets. Our favourite piece is… It changes all the time but today we are loving the theatrical Mr and Mrs – it just PINGS! What to Wear for your Spring Engagement Session » Aaron Watson Photography. Spring is just around the corner and as the sun comes out and flowers bloom, engaged couples everywhere are quickly planning their engagement sessions. This means it is time to shed those winter coats and bring out the spring clothes you’ve been wanting to wear for so long! Having trouble deciding on what to wear and on the best location for your spring engagement session? You are not alone! Many couples face this challenge so we created a Spring Style Guide to help you choose flattering looks and the perfect outdoor locations for your engagement portraits.
As a special spring incentive, we are currently offering a FREE portrait session when you book Aaron Watson Photography for your wedding by the end of March. There is limited availability left in our 2013 season so please do not hesitate to email us at info@aaronwatsonphoto.com or call 434.202.8031 soon! Happy Spring! -Brittany 1. Photographed at Trump Winery. 2. 3. Wedding Kisses. Photo Credit: Photo by: Gavin Wade on Style Unveiled via Lover.ly Tip of the Day: Make them earn it—seeing you kiss, that is! For decades upon decades, the tradition was for wedding guests to clink a utensil against a glass, and others would join in, as a signal for the bride and groom to pucker up.
It’s a lovely tradition, but not when you have to do it a dozen times in one night. This cute "make us kiss" card is far more fun and memorable! Photo Credit: Signatures by Sarah Here, some of the most romantic smooches: The Grab Photo by: Britt Chudleigh on Snippet and Ink via Lover.ly The "Heck Yes" Photo Credit: Emily Blake Photography The Sweep-Her-Off-Her-Feet Kiss Photo by: Casey Connell on Glamour And Grace via Loverly The Tease Photo by: Limelife Photography on Oh Lovely Day via Lover.ly The Funny One Photo by: Studio Sixty Photography on Polka Dot Bride via Lover.ly Give Me a Hand Here Photo by: Rachel Havel Photography on Rachel Havel Photography via Lover.ly The Sparkler The Forehead Peck.
An “UP!” inspired engagement shoot… | Wildflowers Photography. The movie, “UP!” “Lynnette… I have a confession, I am in love with you. It is not the ‘usual’ love, but the love that makes me remember the little things, the ‘boring’ things. It is the boring things in life that I will remember the most. The memories of jumping over sidewalk cracks to how the clouds talk to us. You make me remember the moments. It is that love that makes me believe. And so the love story begins… This entry was posted in * Themed Sessions, Engagement & Couples, Weddings and tagged client session, couple, engagement, flowers, james, lynnette, movie, UP!. Two. Zero. One. Two. » Feng Images Blog. Who in their right mind would prepare a “best of 2012″ post 1/4 of the way through 2013? Well…if you’re here, then you already know the answer to that little riddle.
The blog’s been sorely needing an update, so we figured we’d kick the updates off in a big way. 2012 was a huge year for us. HYOOGE. We had the extreme honor and privilege to work with absolutely amazing couples, fly to cool places to shoot weddings, and hang out with incredible families and kids. And our clients weren’t just clients…they became good friends. We were stoked to have had several opportunities to shoot alongside unbelievably talented photographers – Dorothy Huynh, Karen Obrist, Lauren Kennedy, Amber Zbitnoff, Christina Whittaker, Tim Sohn, Alex Rapada, and George Chaney.
We were stretched and grew in ways we never expected and we’re absolutely PUMPED for the future. To all who gave us the opportunity to capture a moment of your lives in 2012, thank you, thank you, THANK YOU with every fiber of our being. 22 Wedding Photo Ideas & Poses | Confetti Daydreams. Apart from your glorious wedding dress, if there’s one thing not to overlook on your wedding day, it has got to be your wedding photos! They are what you will have to treasure many years long after the wedding bells have stopped ringing!
To spice up some of the traditional wedding photo shots, be inspired to capture your moments, emotions and the atmosphere of your special day in a unique way. Whether candid or posed, here are a few ideas for those must-capture moments! (Make sure you check out these photo ideas for your bridal party, too!) Fun Photo Prop Wedding Photo Ideas Photo props come in all shapes and sizes. Above: Hands and hearts make for a perfectly romantic wedding photograph as captured by Damor Photography, seen here. Above: Just Married wedding parasol photo idea captured by Red Bloom Photography here. Above Left: How clever! Above Left : These just Married his and hers glasses make such a fun wedding photo idea! (Check out these 24 engagement photo poses and ideas too!) Creative Engagement Shoot Ideas. Posted on March 22, 2013 by Laura Downs Engagement photos are meant to be a natural depiction of you as a couple—and a way to get to know your photographer as well—but there’s no reason why you can’t add some style, personality and even glamor to your shots.
Some creative couples want more out of their pictures than the obligatory kissing and hand holding shots. Engagement shoots are becoming more editorialized and can tell a story or depict a certain theme or idea. After all, the reason for many engagement shoots is for a stunning save-the-date card or photo announcement, so show off who you are as a couple. Here are some neat ideas depicting everything from vintage, seasonal and romantic themes to creative poses and props: Use the seasons as inspiration like with this winter shoot complete with cute, cozy outfits and snowboards. For a summer shoot, highlight your favorite activities, such as hiking, camping and traveling.
#Hashtag Your Wedding » Modern Weddings Hawaii Destination Bride Inspiration Hawaii Wedding Vendors. A fun way to get your guests involved at your wedding is with instagram! Create a unique hashtag for your wedding (be sure to check that it’s not already in use) and invite guests to get creative and snap away during your big day! Most attendees are likely already going to be taking pictures, and having them under one hashtag will allow you and your groom to go back and relive your big day immediately.
Plus, it’s always interesting to see the details and candid moments you might have missed! What do you think about hashtagging your wedding? Let us know in the comments below! Photo credits: instagram our wedding cards, instagram wedding pictures. {You Will Love These} The Best Group Photo Shots for Weddings — The Borrowed & Blue Blog. Group photos at weddings are important to capture, but man, can they be tired. I think everyone should have a great group shot (after all, this is a group of your favorite people in the world!) But I swear, if I see one more jumping shot, it's all over. I'm always grateful for the wedding photographer who mixes it up to capture these must-have wedding photos without making us roll our eyes.
These are some of our favorites for their creativity. From silly to classic, we adore these group shots. Grab some props Grab some props to make the shot less yawn-inspiring. Guild-style family portraits The Pinwheel Collective, two wedding photographers in Charlottesville, aren't the only ones to do this, but they were the ones to give us the name of this type of portrait: guild style. Use the horizon Hands down, my favorite group wedding images are the ones where the photographer plays with the horizon to make the subjects look tiny, or just to maximize the effect of the backdrop. Finishing Touches: Creative Engagement Photos. When deciding what to do for your engagement photos, don’t be afraid to think outside the box. Sure, you’ll want to use your photos for some formal photo opportunities, but have some fun and get creative with the activities that you and your fiance love to do together. Get silly. Play a board game. Stay true to yourself and don’t be afraid to take some risks (the couple in image number 1 has got to be at the top of our list for favorite engagement photos ever taken).
Take some cues from these clever setups. 1. Add to favorites. 15 First Look Photos The Bride Link. 15 First Look Photos When I first heard about “the first look” I was honestly clueless about how big this trend actually is! So what’s it all about? Basically, this idea allows the bride and groom to see each other in a private moment before the ceremony. The two of them can have a special moment free from all the stresses of the day and away from all their guests.
And believe me, this can get pretty emotional sometimes! My favorite idea is when the bride sneaks up on the groom and taps him on the shoulder. His expression as he turns around and sees her for the first time is truly priceless! I also included some traditional first looks of the groom seeing the bride for the first time as she walks down the aisle as well as some creative first looks! -Jessica, creative writer for The Bride Link Photo by Simply Bloom Photography via Anna Delores Blog Photo by Vivid Blue Photography via South Bound Bride Photo by Denise Bovee Photography via Modern Weddings Hawaii Looooove this idea! Planning Tips} 5 Wedding Photos to Add to Your Shot List. Strike a Pose | Bridal Party Poses. REAL WEDDINGS WELL DRESSED Vintage Glam Wedding Ideas Valentine’s Day with a Dashing Modern Vibe Pattern Play with Geometrics Pattern Play with Animal Print Categories The Bridal Detective|ProPhoto Blogsite Designed with love by Seaside Creative.
Trend We Love: Frame Within a Frame. This fun photo trend is a great way to incorporate special guests in your wedding portraits, like your child attendants or your moms. Just have your chosen pair hold up a decorative frame, have your photographer position you so that you're within the frame, and snap away! After the wedding, tie it all together by displaying the photo in your home with the same frame you used in the photo. What do you think? Photo Credit: Brooke Letourneau Photography Photo Credit: Renaissance Studios Will you be snagging this idea for your wedding? ► See more of the top wedding trends for 2012 . —Kristen O'Gorman Klein. Sign Languange | Thank You. I’m from the south and manners reign supreme so here are the top 10 sweetest ideas around Bridal Land on how to say Thank-You because seriously, what’s better than a cute photo op? 1 :: Style Me Pretty / 2 :: Intimate Weddings / 3 :: Save on Crafts / 4 :: Etsy – Bragging Bags / 5 :: Bridal Guide / 6 :: Paper Taste Buds / 7 :: Etsy – The Sweetest Events/ 8 :: Etsy – Our Hobby to Your Home / 9 :: Rock My Wedding / 10 :: Creative Butterfly XOX.
How to Take Perfect Wedding Photos | Love Wed Bliss. Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life. The photos you take on your wedding day often represent a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see family and friends gathered in one place, all dressed in their best. Taking perfect wedding photos an essential element of capturing the memories of that special day. Take Important Photos First If you want a group photo with your favorite great aunt, all your nieces and nephews, and those out-of-town guests who need to leave right after the reception, make sure you communicate that fact to your photographer.
Provide the photographer with a list of four to five must-have photos before the wedding ceremony, so that he or she can gather essential players for these essential photographs before the children mess up their outfits and start getting fussy. You may also consider taking posed shots of the bride and groom in their wedding clothes even before the ceremony. Accommodate the Venue Are you planning a candlelit wedding ceremony? 12 Must-Have Wedding Photos for 2012. Wednesday Wishlist ✈ Great Photos « Fly Away Bride. 25 of the Most Amazing First Look Wedding Photos. Ring Shots! | Love and Lavender. 30 Fun Bridal Party Photos. 10 Must-Have Wedding Pictures. More Ringshots! | Love and Lavender. Must Have Wedding Photos, Essential Wedding Photos | Apple Brides. ** Wedding Photography ** Must-Have Images for the Shot List.
10 DIY Photo ideas for your wedding decor and details. Wedding Day Photos - Romantic Wedding Pictures.