You may remember that Clara came out to visit a couple months ago to shoot a wedding in B.C., and I was honoured to be her second shooter! I thought I'd share a few of my favorite shots of the day, but for Clara's full post, you can pop on over to her photography blog here.
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
bridal shower/wedding decoration ideas
Posted by Admin at 6:46 PM 0 commentsToday I thought I'd share a couple of decorations that we used for the bridal shower my family hosted last weekend.
The first idea is a "From Miss to Mrs." banner we created to be a backdrop for the bride-to-be as she opened presents!
All we did was print out each letter on a separate piece of paper (or you could do 2/page if you want it slightly smaller), and then cut each page into a triangle before hanging them on a string. So simple, yet it had a big impact!
The second idea will take a bit more time (and planning), but was so worth it.
I contacted the bride's fiance, and asked him if he could send me a few things that he loved about her. He sent me five wonderfully sweet things, which I then typed out using various fonts. Instead of buying new frames, I just stole a handful of mismatched frames we had around our house, and switched out our family pictures for the quote. This made it such a cheap, yet personalized decoration, and I think everyone enjoyed reading each quote throughout the night!
The bride like them so much that she's decided to have them at her wedding too. So this idea works for bridal showers, engagement parties or weddings!

p.s. ♥ kelsey
outfit post : the little black dress
Posted by Admin at 11:06 AM 0 comments
So this week's mini outfit post is of my current favourite little black dress: a little crocheted number from Banana Republic, stolen from my mama's closet! (yes, we're the same size & I am so infinitely blessed that my mom is just super stylin' & fashionable)
I paired the dress with some black tights and comfy black Toms to wear to my first wedding photoshoot! I was SO excited & honoured that this couple trusted me to be their wedding photographer and can't wait to share of my photography ventures in the near future with you all =]And many thanks to this wonderful lady, Kirsten Buyer, for being my second shooter!
We had an absolute blast together & I definitely couldn't have done it without her.
p.s. ♥ clara
diy: photo booth props
Posted by Admin at 7:36 PM 0 commentsSo I turned 20 last week, and Kelsey and I came up with the awesome idea of having a moustache themed party. I love moustaches (as you could probably tell by this post) and I love throwing themed parties, so it was kind of a no brainer.
I have noticed a growing trend of photo booths at the weddings I have attended this summer, and I think they are so fun! So we decided to make the party interesting we would make our own photo booth, along with lots of crazy props.
I invited my good friend Ashley over to help us make the props. Ashley is extremely gifted when it comes to making paper crafts, and I knew we would benefit from her expertise.
It is easy and fun to make homemade photo booth props. Start by drawing all the props onto a piece of card stock (you could also use cardboard, but we found card stock was easier to cut, and held up just fine).
We first drew them in pencil, and when we were happy with them, outlined them with marker.
Cutting the card stock was no problem. It is stiff without being too resistant.
We used cake pop sticks from Michaels, but any stick or skewer will do! I was in charge of glueing on the sticks (since my drawing skills don't quite match Kelsey or Ashley's). I made sure to position the stick first, and then glue it on.
I found the best way to glue them, was to put a dab of hot glue right on the back of the prop, and then place the stick in the glue and roll it around a bit.
Really it isn't a big deal if you mess up. You should be able to carefully peel it off and try again.
All the props turned out so wonderfully! They were funny, cute, silly, and colourful.

Among other things, there were many moustaches to choose from.
Kelsey, Ashley and I had a great time using the props!!
The photo booth made my party a success. I set up my camera on my tripod and left it there all night for people to take photos with. Let's just say at the end of the evening I had so many awesome pictures to go through. People got very creative, and I think everyone had a blast.
p.s. jordyn♥
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