On to the other talented vendors who were part of our team, we have the talented Izzy of Izzy Hudgins Photography! She has such a gorgeous photography style that is very natural and she took some incredible photographs like the "bride & groom" blowing glitter shot that you can see on the full post. She is so wonderful to work with and has such a laid back yet spunky personality! The coolest thing about the shoot, other than the shoot itself, was that the entire thing was documented by Vitor Lindo and assistants from the Institute of Cinematic Arts in Savannah. Nicole and I sat down with them and attempted to film a little snapshot of us explaining the inspiration behind the shoot and giving some info about the vendors. Attempted is the key word there! Nicole was giggling constantly and we tried to say the "Institute of Cinematic Arts" that was a huge mess. Plus dogs kept barking in the background. So most of that did not make it into our film which you can watch at the way way bottom of this post. Major respect for their editing skills and anyone who is on camera. Then finally below all the crazy film equipment images is the gorgeous Heather of Beyond Beautiful. Heather did the hair and make up for both of our lovely girl models and was able to work around the pretty crowded offices of the Southern Pine Company. She has worked with us for a bunch of weddings already so I knew she'd do a fabulous job! AND there you have it....I'm still in awe that our shoot made it on GREEN WEDDING SHOES here!!!
I'm back again with more images to share of our amazing styled shoot we did at the Southern Pine Company! This time I have photos from Megan Laine Horry Finn of Pheonix Feather Photography that show more behind the scene images. It's so neat to be able to show all the details that went into making each element and also seeing the vendors working. I love how Megan got that image of the backs of my DIY cupcake hearts that I spray painted the toothpicks gold and taped the glitter hearts which you can then see in the close up of the one cupcake and bling bling ring. Nicole and I each had different aspects of the shoot that we took on for making, plus setting up, which you can read more about in my previous post {Behind the Scenes}Part 1. It's surprising how long set up takes for styled shoots, they can take just as long as a full size wedding since you're being super-duper obsessive!
On to the other talented vendors who were part of our team, we have the talented Izzy of Izzy Hudgins Photography! She has such a gorgeous photography style that is very natural and she took some incredible photographs like the "bride & groom" blowing glitter shot that you can see on the full post. She is so wonderful to work with and has such a laid back yet spunky personality! The coolest thing about the shoot, other than the shoot itself, was that the entire thing was documented by Vitor Lindo and assistants from the Institute of Cinematic Arts in Savannah. Nicole and I sat down with them and attempted to film a little snapshot of us explaining the inspiration behind the shoot and giving some info about the vendors. Attempted is the key word there! Nicole was giggling constantly and we tried to say the "Institute of Cinematic Arts" that was a huge mess. Plus dogs kept barking in the background. So most of that did not make it into our film which you can watch at the way way bottom of this post. Major respect for their editing skills and anyone who is on camera. Then finally below all the crazy film equipment images is the gorgeous Heather of Beyond Beautiful. Heather did the hair and make up for both of our lovely girl models and was able to work around the pretty crowded offices of the Southern Pine Company. She has worked with us for a bunch of weddings already so I knew she'd do a fabulous job! AND there you have it....I'm still in awe that our shoot made it on GREEN WEDDING SHOES here!!!
On to the other talented vendors who were part of our team, we have the talented Izzy of Izzy Hudgins Photography! She has such a gorgeous photography style that is very natural and she took some incredible photographs like the "bride & groom" blowing glitter shot that you can see on the full post. She is so wonderful to work with and has such a laid back yet spunky personality! The coolest thing about the shoot, other than the shoot itself, was that the entire thing was documented by Vitor Lindo and assistants from the Institute of Cinematic Arts in Savannah. Nicole and I sat down with them and attempted to film a little snapshot of us explaining the inspiration behind the shoot and giving some info about the vendors. Attempted is the key word there! Nicole was giggling constantly and we tried to say the "Institute of Cinematic Arts" that was a huge mess. Plus dogs kept barking in the background. So most of that did not make it into our film which you can watch at the way way bottom of this post. Major respect for their editing skills and anyone who is on camera. Then finally below all the crazy film equipment images is the gorgeous Heather of Beyond Beautiful. Heather did the hair and make up for both of our lovely girl models and was able to work around the pretty crowded offices of the Southern Pine Company. She has worked with us for a bunch of weddings already so I knew she'd do a fabulous job! AND there you have it....I'm still in awe that our shoot made it on GREEN WEDDING SHOES here!!!