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Jordan’s bridal photos at 7 Senses & Highland Park UMC {Dallas}

admin — Tue, 10 May 2011 20:19:39 +0000

Jordan & Ricky were married in March and that means I get to show her bridals!! She’s such a sweet & beautiful person, inside and out! We were able to photograph her bridals at their reception location, 7 Senses, and at Highland Park UMC near SMU (where she went to school). Two totally different locations, two totally different styles to her photos. LOVE!

To view their wedding day photos click HERE

ENJOY!

Christina’s Couture Bridals

admin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 22:21:52 +0000

I photographed Christina’s bridals this Fall in preparation for her Dallas wedding this past January. Her classic a-line gown layered in lace was an elegant and complimentary choice. As a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader she knew what she was doing in front of the camera. Every image we took, everyone kept saying “that’s gorgeous, it should be in a magazine!” Well, I’m trying, so be on the look out Their January wedding was stunning! I will post a highlight of those soon as well.

Location- The Spencer House

Hair & Make-up- Zinc Beauty

(Peggy is AMAZING!! She does most of the makeup for DCC, photo shoots, calendar shoots AND she has her own makeup line, pretty cool!)

Until then, enjoy some of my favorites from the day…

Wedding Wish #9

admin — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 19:04:33 +0000

Wedding Wish #9- Do a Bridal Session

A Bridal session is a photo shoot with the bride in all her garb, including hair done, make up, veil, bouquet, shoes, etc. One of the best things about the bridal session is, it is in a sense, a run through for your wedding day. I have had several brides who shot there Bridals then wanted to change something… didn’t like their hair, flower arrangement, veil, etc. On the wedding day, it’s too late to change these things. Many hairstylists and makeup artists include a free trail when you book them, which really helps make sure you will like it day of.

You may be thinking, what am I going to do with 100 photos of myself? My suggestion is usually an album for Mom & Dad or a gift the day of to your future hubby. Many brides also do a large canvas or standout print to be included at the ceremony entrance or reception area. Then, you can use it in a wedding corner at your home with albums and prints or in a nook on the wall… or gift to Mom & Dad.

You want to get married once, so do it the right way. Go all in and do it right. You don’t want to wish you had taken more photos two years down the road, when that gorgeous dress (you probably spend a pretty penny on) is now hanging in you closet or box somewhere.

Don’t count on doing your bridals the day of your wedding, you will have other stuff going on and usually cannot afford to give 30 minutes to an hour of your time taking photos of you alone. I usually grab a couple of the bride but not to the extent of a bridal session.

Tip: Enjoy your bridals and show your personality! Bring fun props, pets, sassy shoes, or something that he or you enjoy or like as a hobby (a football, etc.) to be used in some of your photos. It just makes your session unique and fun!

And because photo are fun…