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Use photos of the happy couple to be, and tie them simply with ribbon. You could actually use these as wedding favours - people are less likely to break their teeth on them :)
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borrowed a 50mm f/1.2 nikkor [ai] from a friend for this shoot. i love it!
I was asked by my nephew and his fiancé to help them design a "save our date" image…this is the first, running it by them tonight to see what they think…I'm not too sure myself.
our save the date cards turned out awesome! designed by a friend for FREE! - the colors in this photo is not how it looks printed, but you get the idear.
My little sister is getting married.
I can't take the wedding photos (Rebekah Westover will have to do)
But she did let me shoot her save the date and we have an engagement shoot scheduled for the spring! I shot digital, Sara did all film.. had so much fun.
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Day 46, Feb. 15: Received the "Save the Date" notice from Emily and Justin, and it's on our refrigerator. I'm excited at the prospect!
Gocco printed with dark brown ink on Curious Metallic 93# cover in "cappucino". Ivory envelopes are lined with a pink and gold patterned paper.
These are my wedding Save the Date cards. They are printed using a Gocco on Ellie Poo board which has a really lovely texture. They also have little magnets on the back so people could put them on their fridges.
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This is Tiff & Dave! I'm photographing their wedding in September in Rhode Island, but they came up to Maine for their engagement shoot! We adventured around downtown Portland and then Fort Williams. :)
This is a "fake" Save the Date card that I made up as a sample for my upcoming bridal show. I'm really digging how it turned out. The linen paper is gorgeous.
I had a fantastic session with fellow NHIA alum Cindy Rizza and her wonderful fiance Peter on Sunday.
This was the first session I've done during the winter; usually I become a big bear and hibernate in the studio and don't get very motivated to go outside for location shooting. But Mother Nature gave us a gorgeous sunny day with wonderful cloud formations, and everything fell into place.
We spent the afternoon walking around and shooting.
Here are some example proofs from our session.
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