More images on the Seattle Weekly‘s site.
Pretty Chicky has an in depth piece on Meg & Matt’s Roche Harbor Wedding. Meg shares how she scored an elopement package where none existed, their budget breakdown, and what they decided to splurge on. Lots of valuable advice for engaged couples in part one and part two.
The Bride’s Cafe blogged Mireya & Steele’s Eastern Washington ranch wedding today in two parts. Check it out here and here. Come back here in a couple weeks to see the rest!
TWO of my couples have images in the current issue of Seattle Metropolitan Bride and Groom! First up, Nabil & Michaela’s August wedding at the Corson Building in Georgetown is one of the “Real Weddings” featured. Check out their blog post here for more images and details of the personal touches they put on their...
Amanda@amandarichelle.comThese are schweet! Especially the first one – I would pay eleventy bazillion bucks for a “big shot” camera.
James MoesWhy was I not here? I am a big shot too.
Jenny JYou were busy being a big poppa!
Guy McLarenIs that big shot an antique camera or a specialised flash unit?
Jenny JIt’s a Big Shot Polaroid. 220mm fixed focal length and built in flash that uses flash cubes.
emilyhi there! my husband and son are pictured in the earplug pic at the kexp barbeque. its a great shot! i’m wondering if i could get a print of it? thank you! emily
Annie BeedyI’m literally smiling as I look through these. Your pictures make me smile.
Angie BurkeSpiderman kid with the ear plugs? classic.