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Colorful Birmingham

elle Danielle “This couple describes themselves as fun, nerdy, and adventurous. Their engagement session was planned around those themes. We started at a coffee shop and wandered downtown Birmingham, before heading to Jim Reed Books (http://www.jimreedbooks.com.) Collier (the groom) was actually reading the dictionary (yes, you read that right) for fun during the week(s) leading up to their engagement session–so, being surrounded by books was perfect for them!! Finally, we did a holi powder fight to show their adventurous side.” | Photographer:  elle Danielle |

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Found You Through a Telescope

Elizabeth Mercer Photography “I was inspired to do this shoot while at Griffith Observatory with my sister one day. There was a couple star gazing and you could tell they had that newlywed energy, endlessly in love but still enjoying the butterflies. If was such a great contrast to see the fluidity of love next to these very structured buildings. I wanted to capture that moment. I think Griffith is a threshold that allows people to connect to the stars without overwhelming the senses and yet it’s beautiful in it’s construction. I think a great photo is about capturing the juxtaposition of two things that shouldn’t work, and yet they do. This is the excitement of life. I call this shoot “Artemis and Orion” after one of the greatest love stories of the sky.”

 | Photographer:  Elizabeth Mercer Photography | Reception Venue:  Griffith Park Observatory | Makeup Artist:  Megan Williams Make-Up

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Burning Love

Erin Kranz Photography “Stephanie & Matt are getting married in Charlotte, NC this October. We started the shoot around uptown Charlotte (Matt’s preference) and then ventured out to get a few more rustic shots around Noda just outside of uptown (Stephanie’s preference). Matt is a fireman, so we finished the shoot in front of an old station in Noda with Matt in his uniform.”| Photographer:  Erin Kranz Photography |

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Olvera Street Romance

 

Kristine Ambrose Photographer “Serendipity had a part in this love story. They met, as Hugo was Celena’s waiter a few years ago. There was some flirting going on during her dinner but nothing more. One year had passed and they crossed paths again and the flirting picked up from where they left off. They knew their chemistry was meant to be and a steamy romance began. Hugo proposed to Celena in a favorite secret place. With the ocean off in the distance, he took a knee and she said yes. Celena’s family surprised her at the proposal and the rest is history. For their engagement photo session, they chose Los Angeles Union Station and Olvera Street in downtown. They fell in love with the vibrant colors, old town spirit, beautiful natural light and iconic architecture”

 

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Love is as sweet as Dulce!

 

 

 

 

Dancing in the Streets…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photographer: Kristine Ambrose Photographer

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Table for Romance

Mollie Tobias Photography “The session was based on a real couple, Hilary and Paul, who wanted to bring to life their version of the famous founding couple, John and Abigail Adams. “The Adams’ relationship is an inspiration and John Adams’ core values and morals were way beyond his time. We admired their relationship so much we used one of their [estimated 12,000] love letters as a reading in our wedding ceremony.” It was well known that Mr. and Mrs. Adams were avid letter writers, so we decided to incorporate the theme of love letters into the session. Our calligrapher, also a bit of a history buff it would seem, went online and found us Abigail Adams stamps for the invitation suite and even researched the address at which Abigail had been living before her marriage to use on the RSVP cards. While John was in office many people called the couple “Mr. President” and Mrs. President” so we made some mugs with those titles on the side. Hilary, our model, made the paper flowers that were incorporated into the florals from copies of love letters.”Photographer:  Mollie Tobias Photograph | Event Planner:  Capitol Romance Wedding Coordination |Floral Designer:  DBI Events | Invitation Designer:  Just Write Studios | Dress Store:  Soliloquy Bridal Couture | Cake Designer:  market salamander | Heirlooms and extras:  Something Vintage | Makeup Artist:  The Make Up Chic,Bridal Beauty Associates | Tuxedo and Mens Attire:  Outspoken Groom | Studio Venue:  Headquarters

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