The time is near, in just a few short days Devon and Greg will begin their journey as man and wife. These love birds must be on cloud 9. Let’s take one last look at this happy couple before they tie the knot. We can’t wait to photograph their wedding this Saturday.
We teamed up with City Girl Weddings and Events and White House Black Market for the official launch of
City Girl Weddings and Events. During the launch party we had the opportunity to meet and mingle with
various vendors, and many potential clients. Part of the promotion was for us and other photographers to
take models around the city for mock wedding photoshoots to show off the types of weddings City Girl plans,
style of photographers they work with, not to mention help generate buzz!
www.citygirlweddings.com
This quirky couple’s big day was filled with personality. Each detail infused with a little James and Nikki.
With bright pink, butterfly touches, custom made M&M’s for the candy table and a quaint country chapel
this truly was a day to remember. Congratulations to the newlyweds.
It’s all in the details, and with Jen & Nathan’s wedding it really was. The bride and groom were very laid back and super easy to work with. Which is something we defiantly love in a couple. They were also very creative.
They made their own bouquets and boutonnieres themselves the morning of the wedding from wild flowers Jen’s mom grew in the backyard! Beautiful!
They made a ton of their decorations, including folding the 1,001st golden origami crane for us to photograph.
Nathan’s father sculpted a ring holder plate for Chad, the ring bearer to bring down the isle.
The decorative floral arrangements with Birds of Paradise in them were made by Nathan’s grandmother.
Here is the very thoughtful give away, that was a hand sewn cloth napkin from a relative who had just passed away and couldn’t be at the wedding, and they were all hand stamped with Nathan’s family emblem on them. They were all handing from close pins and rope off of the chandelier.
The eye catching detail above the outside ceremony was the red, orange, and yellow paper hung by rope from the trees, leading the eye straight down from the door to the alter of golden cranes.
Some of the desserts were baked at home! Which we love!
Here are the mason jars for the drink glasses, which all had little place holder flags with all the guest’s names on them.
The name cards were all hand written and hung by rope and mini close pins too!
Here are the invitation, reply card and program. They were all drawn by hand at first and then printed to look that way. Great design!
That is a lot of work put into this wedding! And it was all done so well!