Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Real Ford Plantation Wedding: Jennifer and Michael Part 1-Ceremony
Monday, July 26, 2010
Featured on Style Me Pretty: Mock Photoshoot: Southern Boy Marries NY Girl-Part 1 of 2
Read more on this featured shoot at Style Me Pretty!
Over the years I have seen the photography needs of our clients transform into the main style of photography offered today: photojournalism. But what clients do not understand or might not know, is that there are MANY types/styles of photojournalism. More times than not when I ask my clients what type of photography they would like for their wedding, their short answer is simply “Photojournalism and in the moment shots.” The truth is that it is so broad and almost all photography they look at and like today is just that..the difference lies in the actual individual style of the photographer.
So with that in mind, we wanted to create a shoot that gave couples visual comparisons….
We picked 3 different styled photographers and picked pictures that were the same but different in each photographers style.
The Theme : Southern Savannah Boy marries an Elegant NY Girl
The Colors: Pink, grey and yellow
The Focus: Their profiles the paper products and a southern/northern feel
The Venues: We chose a great loft space, Ballroom on Broughton, that had amazing views of Savannah and had them troll around downtown Savannah for some amazing and INTERESTING shots!
The Attire: Bleubelle Bridal gave us a great Vera Wang gown that just seeped in chic-ness and sophistication and paired it with some great tea length bridesmaid dresses to boast. The groom wore a khaki suit and the groomsmen wore a seersucker suit. They both had to sport the bow tie being from Savannah Ya’ll know!
Below you will find the 3 photographers and their photos in a similar order to compare:
Azelle Photography: Azelle’s style focuses on a high fashion approach to photojournalism they are "looking to tap into the genuine emotions of the day"
Geoffs Photos: Geoff’s approach is more of an artistic and complete unobtrusive style
Diana Daley Photography: Diana’s approach epitomizes traditional and romantic
photojournalism
Check back tomorrow for the goods!! Details, Details, details!
Additional Vendors that made this possible:
Hair: Ony Salon
Makeup: Dollface by Jules
Jewelry: Handpicked
Linens: Connie Duglin Linens
Rentals: Savannah Special Events
Additional Photography: Dillon Wilson for Diana Daley Photography
Monday, March 8, 2010
Let’s hear it for the Girls-Unique bridesmaid gift ideas
Picture this: You have your invitations sealed, addressed and mailed, your final dress fitting is a mere two weeks away and your mouth is already watering from the delicious food that will be plentiful during your reception. Sounds like everything is perfectly on track, right? Well, yes but you still have yet to purchase the perfect gift for those perfect girls in your life! Sure, you’ve thought of giving them jewelry to wear on your wedding day, a mani/pedi combo or maybe a monogrammed sterling silver piece, but so cliché, right? I’ve come up with a few ideas to help you get on the right track:
1. One idea that I really adore and believe every woman can never have enough of is personalized stationary. Try this stationary cube that I found at Dewdrop, Inc., or search for personalized stationery at Etsy and below is just some of what you will find!
2. Monogrammed pashminas. They are versatile and always classy. I personally like the subtlety of cream initials on a cream pashmina.
3. A great inexpensive gift that I love is a mini-scrapbook. Fill it with memories and photos of the many activities that you enjoyed together leading up to your big day. Make sure you leave a little room for them to add pictures from the night of your dreams! Add a special touch by writing a note in the front cover just like your grandma does.
4. If you are having a destination wedding, get them a pass to a local attraction or a gift certificate to a well-known restaurant. For Savannah, some of our favorites are: Savannah Trolley Tours, Pub crawl Ghost Tours, Alligator Soul, Jazz’d Tapas, or treat them to an after dinner hotspot at Lulu’s Chocolate Bar or Jen and Friends!
5. How about a cute pair of chic flats with a note encouraging your girls to break it down all night long?
6. I don’t think any bridesmaid realizes just how much stuff she is going to be carrying around all day. Make sure no one loses their things by giving them personalized totes for the day of.
Photos from Beau Coup and Hotref
7. Handmade jewelry- I would suggest making or having a piece of jewelry, personal to the taste of each girl. Again, if you aren’t the crafty type, take a look on Etsy. These necklaces are from Shopcloverbelle!
8. Remember tha t this is simply a thank you gift. Pretend you are buying for only one girl and buy something different and special for each of them. Think 'birthday' as opposed to 'bridesmaid gift'.
9. If you and your crew enjoy a nice glass of wine every now and then, try monogrammed wine glasses. I once got this as a gift and every time I look at it, I am reminded of countless memories.
Pictures from Amazon and Northwestern Wine
I hope this helps-try not to think too much into it. After all, they are the most important people in your life and they are going to love anything you get them!
Until next time,
Ashley