Marriage, in all of its ups and downs, is something to be celebrated at every stage, whether it’s the day of your wedding, surviving the first year or after 50 years together. This couple wanted to celebrate their 15th anniversary in style with a stunning hybrid photo session with photographer Beauti Photography. We love their styled approach and bohemian vibes!
Read MoreSimple bridal vibes meets bohemian, whimsical spontaneity is what this gorgeous inspiration shoot from Amy Creech brings to the table. We were immediately drawn to the style of her work - who says weddings can’t be editorial, right?
Read MoreWhen this submission came across my desk I was a bit stunned to learn that it was shot in Saskatchewan. Now I know the Canadian prairies are more than just flat farm land, (which posesses a beauty all of its own) but I actually hadn't heard of this specific region and was delighted to find that JL Photo and their clients, Steph + Nolan, sought it out as the backdrop to their engagement session....
Read More...Virginia + Brodie's classic prairie wedding photographed by Prairie Lane Photography is the stuff bespoke heartland weddings are made of: endless fields, country porches, and heirloom details that reference rural charm and family heritage...
Read More...Golden light, rich reds, heirloom decor, and of course, sequins all give of a familiar yet exuberant feel that beckon us to heartfelt celebration and warm traditions....
Read MoreWhen one's career centres on photographing and staring at weddings all the live long day, sometimes imagery can become...predictable. In a society saturated with images, it can be easier to copy ideas than it is to harness inspiration and create original content. I'm not saying every bride has to be a creative tour de force, but there are tools to help one from being overwhelmed by the endless variety of options.
Last month at Joy Thigpen's Creative Direction and Styling workshop, Joy talked about the use of specific words to help determine which ideas would fit into a wedding's overall aesthetic. She provides clients with a list of words, and from that list the couple picks out ones that resonate with their vision the most. The list is then whittled down to about 8-10 words. If an idea doesn't fit within that list of words, it's easily eliminated. This concept provides the couple with a framework to help them avoid stress and encourage creativity. Try it yourself or ask your stylist, planner, or photographer if they offer creative direction for weddings.
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