Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Black and White Theme Parasol

Photo found on: http://rmeventsbydesign.wordpress.com  with thanks to Christine of www.christinearnold.com photography!

A black and white themed wedding deserves it's own special parasol.  This black on white leaf design will look great, protect you from the sun and best of all look great in your photos! 

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Lisa Hancock Photographs Unique Wedding in Black and White

All Photos courtesy of Lisa Hancock Weddings at http://lisahancock.blogspot.com/

Lisa Hancock's work is firmly rooted in the photojournalistic style and her photos are noted for their emotional connection to her subjects and her incredible use of light.  Lisa has a master's degree from USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism in Los Angeles.  She has also done extensive work with some of the best photographers at the International Center of Photography in New York City where she honed her photography skills.  She works in New York and the surroundingTri-State area.  You can see her work at http://www.lisahancockweddings.com/. 







  

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Doing a Twilight Themed Wedding?

Love Sucks 2 Necklace ($30) by Coco Bonita Jewelry Designs // Bitten Vampire Belt Buckle ($24) by Arete // Wolf Mask Ring – Hand Polished Metal ($24) by Moon Raven Designs // Movable Vampire Fangs ($28) by jl67 (All Etsy.com stores)

This inspiration board from http://www.indiebride.com/ might give you some ideas.

A Hat for Your Groom?

Consider a fun hat for the groom on your wedding day.  The bride has all kinds of fun accessories, so why not give your groom a hat to accessorize his tuxedo or other wedding day attire?  This hat is courtesy of http://www.greathatz.com/.  There are all kinds of hats to choose from, your groom could wear a derby, a fedora, a tophat, a bowler or a gangster hat.  The only limits are your imagination!

Hats?

Brides have worn hats for weddings for generations.  This website offers hats of every shape and kind, from cowboy hats to victorian confections.  All photos on this post are from http://www.greathatz.com/.