Perfect Apparel

As soon as I met with Sarah I knew we were going to have an amazing time working together. Not only is she a super fun person, her wedding style was right up my alley! Vintage 1920s, minus the flapper. Sarah said she didnt want her guests to think they had to show up wearing derby hats, which I loved. In essence, capture the era, minus the fashion. Sarahs colors were cream, dark eggplant and shades of grey with hints of silver

Sarahs invitation goes on the list of my favorites from 2011.

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Love can be soft and demure. In the wedding exhibited today, it proves that the smallest details at a wedding can become the highlight during a reception. From the bride’s artistically draped wedding dress, to the groom’s subtle grey attire that mixed well with the wedding’s richly toned color palette, these pictures prove that intimate weddings can sometimes make the biggest impression. Their photographer discusses the wedding’s details after the cut.

Thoughts from the Photographer:

This couple was very laid back and had a very intimate ceremony with only close friends and family.

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Disposable Wedding Cameras

I have been doing a little research lately onyou guessed it, disposable wedding cameras.  I had always questioned the decision of my brides about having them.  I know the idea and concept of guests taking candid photos to capture those missed moments, but it always has seemed that the little kid at the wedding gets a hold of it, and the end result is 27 photos of the floor.  And, you did just spend money on a quality, professional photographer, right?

SUPER CUTE STYLE, 27 exp.

starting at 2.99.  The black and white above retails for $4.9

So, I am admitting, as a planner, I never really new what to do with them.  I mean, I knew what to do with them, but was so reluctant!!!  Do I put them on the fabulously dressed guest table that we spent months picking out the linen, flowers, and all of the fine details, only to cheapen the look by YIKES!!! a dis

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