You know when a couple are so effortlessly cool it hurts? Yep that’s Laura and James all over. These two are in a band called Meisha and their photographer Gary had already photographed them as part of their band promo shoot. No wonder they are so confident in front of the camera.
Totally fun, loved up and gorgeous shots in the East End of London… perfeckkk. Oh and they have the most stylish home ever.
Thanks so much to the amazing Marshal Gray Photography for sharing his über awesome shots today.
Image by Claire Penn Photography, full feature here.
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Good luck guys :-) And this weeks post is packed to the rafters i tell you! Amazing weddings on the web this week, if you don’t find any inspiration from this lot i will eat my hat ;-) hehe.…
{www}‘s wedding of the week goes to.…
Modern Chicago wedding: Alecia + Jon… oh my word you have to see it to believe it :-) so gorgeous.
Image by Bence & Kedochim Photography, full feature here.
{w} NYC Wedding at Studio 450 by STAK Photographer Duo
{w} An Old English Tea Party and Spring Country Garden Inspired Wedding
{w} A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock n Roll
{w} Burbank Wedding
{w} Leo Carillo Ranch wedding: Mike + Silvia
Image by Cotton Candy Photography, full feature here. (more…)
Paul and Beverley were married in March at the beautiful Ardanaiseig Hotel in Scotland. They wanted their wedding to be intimate, with just 14 guests, in fact their wedding ended up as a mini break for their loved ones. Don’t you just love that?!
I love the informal, relaxed feel to their wedding, which has a sense of style and elegance. Beverley looks totally stunning in her 1920s inspired wedding dress and the florals in this wedding are gorgeous too, natural blooms galore.
Thanks so much to the amazing Candysnaps Photography for sharing her incredible images with us today.
Image by Chris Barber Photography from our engagement shoot in 2010.
G and I did discuss our first dance with one another when we were planning our wedding.
G does not dance.… i have been known to drag him onto the dance floor and just about get him to slow dance with me ;-) hehe. Myself i have always been the first on the dance floor, ready for a boogie. Erm but not so much now, the nearest i get to a dance floor is in my front room twirling around little A hehe! My confidence is pretty low on the dance floor now.
Anyway i digress. The first dance, why do we actually do it? Generations before us went to balls and dances, and spun round on dance floors with their dance partners in their finery every weekend. Now apparently we bump and grind in sequined stilettos to a pumping baseline on a Friday night, which of course is totally fun ;-)
I do find it lovely that we cling to our past and our traditions, and its funny they stay with us through our weddings isn’t it? I am not sure i have featured many couples without a first dance. It is still an integral part of a wedding day it seems.
First things first you need a song, usually a meaningful one to you both. G and I have throughout our relationship said oh this is our song, or this could be our wedding song… heck G even does says it to me now if a song appeals to him… ahhhh. There seems a lot of pressure on the first dance track. Have you seen The Wedding Planner where wedding planner J-Lo skips past track after track of slow songs spouting that this one or that meant a couple wouldn’t go the distance? I know there is no truth in that, but i want something timeless and memorable, and perhaps easy to sway along to. That also perhaps won’t doom my future marriage ;-) The track could be a random one from your iPod or DJ but it will always mean something to you as it was your first dance. (more…)
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