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One of the first times I talked to Laura, she described herself as someone who loved "old things." This was evident from the moment we began working together on the day of her and Douglas' wedding.
Laura and Douglas designed their wedding after the early 1900's mainly 1900-1940's. Her dress, she made herself and fashioned it after a 1907? design. (Now, I'll admit that I am not the best with dates, so I'm giving you the approximate date verses the exact as Laura, Douglas and their families would know)
The church was built in the late 1800's after the All Saints Church in Wiltshire, England.
When they left the ceremony and later the reception site, they left in a 1940's Packard.
The reception was a High Tea with tea sandwiches and a variety of pastries.
I LOVED the attire they left in!
12 comments:
Love the B&W shot of them walking out!
what a cool idea! yeah, i love that b&w shot and the outfit they're wearing!
I love it when people do something different! Did they make you shoot film with chemical powder based flash? LOL. Awesome shots
You guys did such a great job capturing the style perfectly! I definitely love that b/w one.)
Thank you so much for your kind words! I love the photographs and can't wait to see the rest of them. You and Erin were a great team and so helpful and pleasant we even got comments from the guests to the same effect. Thanks again...!
What a fantastic job, Shane and Erin. What Laura says is very true; I was a guest at Laura's wedding and really enjoyed watching you work. You both did a superb job. My dad 's already said you're doing my wedding.
BTW, my sister was tinkering with ehr camera and caught a shot of you both taking photos at the wedding - kind of a fluke deal. If you'd like it, let me know.
haha..no we didn't use a chemical based flash, but that would have been fun :)
The wedding really was beautiful and Laura, you and Douglas are such a wonderful couple!
Thank you Keturah for your compliments, Shane and I would love to work with you in the future :) As for your sister's photo, we'd love to see it.
Thanks for the comment on my site, Shane! My husband and I would love to have coffee or to play some games or something with you and Erin sometime!
What a cool theme, and nice ride!
Wow. Wow. Wow.
My favorite eras and fashions all captured perfectly.
Amazing.
Dinomite lens and camera combo!
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