Posts Tagged ‘Denver Wedding photography’

Everyone wants a unique and special wedding that represents them.  But deciding what to incorporate and what not to is difficult.  What represents you and your future spouse?

How important are some of the traditional things to you?
Consider which traditions you want to keep and which ones you maybe want to throw a new twist on, or not do at all.  Instead of cake, you can incorporate a dessert you both love, cheese cake anyone?   Colorado has such great outdoor ceremony sites, you can design your ceremony any way you want.  Instead of having everyone facing the same way, why not have everyone in a circle around you?  Use your imagination and your venue to your advantage.

What do you love to do together?
Is there a place or an activity that just sums up you two as a couple?  If you love to rock climb, add in details that show that.  Or maybe you love to ski, and having your wedding at a mountain ski resort would be perfect.  With details of old skis and winter log feel.

How did you meet?
Did you meet at the farmers market, then add in touches of natural and locally grown ideas.  The flowers, or colors can represent that.   Or maybe you met on a blind date and could incorporate a theme of ‘love is blind.’

Where are you from?
Maybe you’re from here, but most of your guests are coming from other areas.  Incorporate Colorado inspired ideas.  Give your guests a taste of where you live.

Do you travel?
Incorporate places you’ve been to or hope to go someday.  Throw a vintage twist on it with vintage luggage and old maps.  Destinations abound!

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It’s December already!  It’s just incredible how fast the year goes by, and it just seems to get faster and faster.  Maybe it’s me just getting older?  I thought I’d do a fun little recap of 2009 and sharing some images that maybe didn’t get posted from varies events throughout the year.  This was a holga shot from Laura and James wedding last April.  I just adore holga, I can’t seem to get enough of them!

You might ask how do I get a great holga shot?   LUCK.  I’ve come up with no fool proof method.  Sometimes (rarely really) the focus is perfect, but more then likely it’s fuzzy at best.  But isn’t that what’s so great about it?  Total surprise…. I love surprises.