Here are a few images from my ad shoot for my 2011 campaign. I am so excited about these 😀 My model is my gorgeous former bride, Hannah Goodrich, who is an amazing hair/make-up artist herself. Carrie Purser was the make-up/hair artist for this shoot and Cindy Speters with Element Design & Decor did the set design/flowers. You can see the actual ad in this years Utah Bride & Groom Magazine, in stores now!
Come and meet me and other fabulous wedding vendors at the Salt Palace for the Bridal Showcase bridal show. It is the best show out there for sure! Click below on {view full post} to get more information and discount coupons.
Are you a Deserving Bride in need of some help with your wedding or do you know someone who deserves a fabulous wedding, but isn’t able to have it? Click the link below to enter the Deserving Bride Contest.
http://greenband.com/deserving_bride_contest.html
Don’t forget to pick up your new copy of the amazing Utah Bride & Groom Magazine for 2011 on January 1st! It is full of amazing real weddings and other great ideas to inspire you in your wedding planning. You can also preview it online at:
http://www.saltlakemagazine.com/webroot/digital-edition/Main.php?MagID=12&MagNo=36
Don’t forget to check out my ad on page 35 and one of my brides, Kassi on page 161!
Lindsea and Brandon had their reception in the gorgeous Sunlit Room at the Historic Ben Lomond Suites in Ogden. She had teal, cream & gold throughout with accents of peacock feathers and lots of candles to create a beautiful atmosphere. Her mom actually did all the flower arrangements and decor and it looked great! I loved the picture of her grandparents by her cake of them by their cake and she even used their cake topper for hers. They did amazing at creating a vintage modern wedding, just like she wanted it!
Makinley just knew that it was picture time. Her mom had told me she was an angel baby and never cried and I told her, don’t jinx it! Picture time with newborns either goes really well, or, well just normal for newborns 😀 She just was not loving us doing pictures, but we still got some cute ones thankfully! Then I tried to burn down their house by leaving the cap on it with the umberella {this was in the middle of us moving and my brain was not working}, just FYI, it only takes about 10 shots for the plastic to melt right to the bulb. Good times! It was fun though because I got to see Danielle {previous bride} and her sweet mom, which is always fun.
