Amazing photography for amazing people!
When Kristen asked us to take her bridal portraits we were pumped to find out they were at such a cool location. There was a pond, western style saloon, old Chevy truck, and beautiful landscaping. Even though it was a bit toasty, the weather was beautiful and the sun gave us a great backlight. Kristen’s boots were pretty sweet too. You’ll see more of those when we post Kristen and Nick’s wedding day, coming up very soon!
We took Emily’s bridal portraits at the JC Raulston Arboretum on NCSU campus in Raleigh, North Carolina. Emily is very down to earth and the gardens made for the perfect setting. She looked beautiful in her flowy dress which made for some great spinning shots. We got really luck when the wind blew, blowing the flowers from the crape myrtle trees where we were standing. It was quite a fun photo shoot.
The last of the shots is the one she used as her bridal portrait.
Stacie’s family has a long line of beautiful traditional bridal portraits. We were honored with the opportunity to help continue the tradition. When she came over for her photo shoot, she brought a very small bouquet. Sarah has two bouquets made from fake flowers on standby for brides who don’t have one. We used one of ours, which had white flowers, and mixed them in with hers to make a full bouquet. I photoshopped the white, fake flowers, red to match the real red roses.
