I’m pretty partial to this particular pair of shoes. Namely because I know the beautiful bride who donned them on her wedding day. Not to mention, this wedding was just downright beautiful. Trust me.
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And, we’re back. With a gorgeous pair of glittery Badgley Mischka‘s. Tre chic!
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My shoes, of course. I have two pair. One you’ve seen. The other is a surprise. But, I cannot wait to wear either pair on Saturday.
Photo courtesy of Clary Photo
Posting will remain light until after the Landlocked Bride’s wedding and return from her honeymoon.
This gorgeous session comes straight from Clary Pfeiffer. And, while I may not know the bride-to-be, Kim, but I know her sister very, very well. So, I was thrilled to see this one pop up over on Clary’s blog.
Images courtesy of Clary Photo
I keep wavering back and forth between doing a day after session or not. B isn’t quite up for it…but I think these photos might just change is mind. Fingers crossed.
Also, this bride happens to be wearing yellow TOMS. A girl after my own heart.
Photos courtesy of Clary Photo
Oh, and did I mention that these photos are taken with film. FILM. Gorgeous. Seriously.
Image courtesy of Clary Pfeiffer
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I’m type A (in case you’re wondering), so the details are pretty important to me. And, while details are not important to everyone (which is perfectly okay), it really is the details in a wedding that help bring everything together.
See this gorgeous bouquet?
It ties in nicely with these pillows featured on the bride and groom’s chairs at the reception (the wheat).
And, work great with the place card holders (pine cone).
All images courtesy of Clary Pfeiffer Photography
While most guests won’t outright notice each minor detail, they will notice personality and cohesiveness. And, I’m definitely not suggesting spending a fortune on your wedding, because, at the end of the day, you don’t truly need to.Just take the time to plan out the details – make sure they make sense for the wedding, and for you and your significant other, as a couple.
Well, not so much a wedding day tip as much as it is just a tip (for your engagement photos).
So it’s cold here and in case you don’t believe me, take a look:
So, it would be no surprise that if you have your engagement photos scheduled between now and February/March, you probably would want to avoid the outdoors (that is, of course, if you’d rather bundle up in eighty-billion layers). With Winter upon us, I wanted to offer up some ideas on great indoor locations for your engagement photos.
Option One: Your Home/Apartment
Image courtesy of Clary Photo
Option Two: Local Museum
Image courtesy of Lisa Hessel Photography
Option Three: Local Restaurant
Image courtesy of Lisa Hessel Photography
There a ton more ideas and options out there, but these are great places to start. Maybe take pictures at home, where you both can feel comfortable and in your element. Or, visit a local museum, like the City Museum here in town, where there are great architectural elements. Even better (because I like good food), have pictures taken at your favorite restaurant.
