Meghan and Bradley came in to finalize their wedding order, and their album looks amazing! I’ve sent it off now for final binding and am excited to get it back and finally deliver it to this wonderful couple! Here are a few page designs from their album.
Each of these are two page spreads, folding in the middle. I design and print them however each as a large wall print collage. The resulting album is spectacular that has to be seen in person to really appreciate it.
The design is so fun, so fresh, and really captivates the love and emotions of the wedding day. We really lucked out that day with a spectacular storm. It left the sky at the temple cloudy and wonderful, yet the rain stopped during the time we scheduled for photographs.
Later that afternoon though at the bride’s home we were poured on constantly all night. I love the drama that weather creates, and I love to capture that in photographs. That stormy day made for some real memories and some wonderful images!
If you’d like to enjoy their entire album design, I’ve posted it on my website as a slideshow here. (Click here to view album as a slideshow.) In fact, you can view all sorts of slideshows and albums by going to my website and clicking on ‘Slideshows’ on the left menu.
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And here is the final design. I love these collages. I design them to tell a story between the images and to show many different feelings and emotions in just one piece. This was created as a larger wall item and is going to look so great in their home.
And here is a glimpse of their wedding invitation. It is square, and this is the invitation folded out, looking at the front of the card (right) and the back of the card (left). It folds down the middle. This photograph made the perfect opening for the invite, because not only is it a great photo with a lot of punch, but if people open the invite and lay it flat, the leaves on the left make such a great transition to the back.
And here is the inside, folded out. I blocked out the names, locations and other personal info, but I just wanted you to see this. Again, it folds down the middle with the spacing of the image to the left making the perfect place for text. Here inside, the image is more dramatic and romantic, and the couple is not looking at the camera but are in a moment with each other. This image really works in the design because there is a juxtaposition with the image on the outside of the invite.
As you can see from their invitation, their wedding is this Thursday. I wish them well and a big congratulations for finding each other and hope that their day is wonderful!
And with those series of images, made this framed trio.
Then we went to one of my new in studio sets for a vibey grouping of cool images.
During the session, we got a bit of rain, but we decided to go outside anyway and get some fun images of her outside in the weather. I used one to create this painting. The final paintings are finished as a stretched canvas with hand glazing.
If you’d to preview the entire wedding and design, check out this slideshow! (
