After Reagan & Tanners perfect ceremony we headed out to City Club for a really fun reception.  Because they did a first look earlier in the day we spent some time wit the two of them alone just as the light was becoming my favorite orange tone.  It takes a while for guests and family to transfer locations so it is best to take advantage of that time with fabulous photos.  At City Club we were met by 3 men wearing kits and weilding bag pipes!  They helped make the very special announcement of the Mr & Mrs to the wedding guests in the ballroom.  After a delicious beef dinner Reagan’s Dad took the floor for a toast of sorts.  He had prepared a speech along with some special gifts for the newlyweds.  We were so privlaged to be a part of these two’s wedding and I can’t wait to see them again!

Reagan and Tanner had some fabulous vendors including:

City Club Fort Worth

First United Methodist Church

Omni Hotel

Turquoise Productions Video

Mary Parks Arrangements

DJ Chicken George

Magnolia Ave Salon

Patsy’s Bridal – Bridal Gown

Norsdstrom – Bridesmaid Attire

Cake Guys

I do have a true love story with brides and wedding dresses.  One of the main reasons I am passionate about shooting weddings is that I love the fairy tale, the excitement and the uniqueness that surrounds each wedding gown and the bride that chooses it.  When the owners of Brides of North Texas Magazine approached me about this dreamy vintage shoot I was on board from the  moment I saw the inspiration board.  It was completely up my alley as I love all things that are soft, natural, vintage and romantic.  It stood out to me as different as well from other gown editorials as we were going to throw into the mix a good looking young man, some designer suiting, a table-scape, detail shots and a boudoir look!  I was completely taken a back as well as I thought, little old me, shoot a gown editorial?  I knew I could do it but I also think that a degree of humbleness and wanting to improve is essential to any artists growth.  This shoot humbled me, wowed me and when I finally held the magazine in my hands I was in awe of what I created.  I actually looked at my staff and said I can’t believe these are my photos!  I am so in love with each image and the Brides of North Texas staff so blessed me with this opportunity.  I can’t wait for the projects I will shoot with them in the future!  Later this Fall I will share some more images from the shoot that are not in the magazine as well as a few behind the scenes moments.