One of the Texas wedding blogs did a nice little write up on bridal portraits as part of the wedding planning process. “Bridal portraits are an opportunity to capture a bride at her best without the pressure guests waiting on a wedding reception.” Source: TexasWeddings.com. This is a fabulous way to visually articulate the style [...]
Amy’s bridal session at the Texas A&M University Administration building in College Station, Texas and at Bogart’s Casa Blanca in Navasota, Texas.
Stacey and her mom and I had a fun session at the Administration building and the Horticulture gardens.
Kristin’s bridal session was the Sunday after Texas School…..so we couldn’t wait to apply our newly-learned hand-crafted digital watercolor technique to one of her images. We chose one that is especially vibrant. Her oranges-, lemons-, and limes-themed decor yielded a bright bouquet full of color (thanks to the stellar work of University Flowers). As soon [...]
Consider this: ask your florist to do your portrait bouquet in silk. Then, it can be your toss bouquet at the wedding! It will save you just a little money and will give you “perfect” flowers for all your portraits, even if it’s windy or hot.
Danielle Christenberry had a blustery bridal session at the Administration building at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. To avoid the wind, we spent a lot of time in the lobby of the building.Danielle will marry Marty Gallow on December 15th in Satillo, Texas.
