Recently, we had the pleasure of witnessing this 'YES!' moment at Prairie Fire Museum in Overland Park (note to self... add this to the list of fantastic places for photos! The colors! I'm obsessed!) Emily and Hayley met WAYYYYYY back in middle school but didn't start dating until a little over a year ago! I … Continue reading ‘Tis the Season… for getting hitched! Meet Emily and Hayley…
Details, Details, Details! So you've chosen your partner, picked out your ring, picked the day, your photographer and even your location (see last blog post!) What else do we need to talk about, right? EVERYTHING! Because this is a surprise, we need to think through our ruse. Is it a picnic in the park? A … Continue reading Surprise Engagements: Making Plans!
Timing, Locations, and Outfits, oh my! Nick & Sydney celebrate their special moment in Loose Park After my most recent clients (Nick and Sydney) celebrated their 'Yes!' in Loose Park yesterday, I was stopped by another couple and asked for some details on engagement photography and how did we pull off *another* surprise engagement, especially … Continue reading Surprise Engagements!
When I arrived — a sweet, lil' grandma came out ... with a shotgun. I wasn't sure if I should laugh at the sight, or turn around and make a run for it. I explained I was there for Briana's engagement shoot, and the grandma was in shock.
"He proposed with our best friends. They took pictures at the plaza by the water where the gondola rides are, then they had us get up there to take our picture and I turned and saw him on one knee!"
So, what's the difference between traditional family shots and non-traditional? Which one will you prefer? Read to find out!
While it's important to capture unique details, there are some that tend to be the same at every wedding. Make sure your photographer gets these.
One of the first questions I ask at my meetings with brides: "Did you want to do a "first look," or will walking down the aisle be the first time he sees you?" I have a preference.
I tried to log onto the Kansas City Photography webpage last week. I was met with an error message. I may have panicked a little, but I figured it'd be an easy fix. I reached out to my web person — but it was crickets.
You're getting married! There's so much to do, and so many things to get done. Find a caterer, a florist, get the perfect dress, and then make sure you've hired the right photographer to capture all of your hard work!
