Things to consider when rebranding: embrace your differences, have an open mind (& open communication) and…

I love to photograph cascading bouquets, but they can be a bit tricky! I'm sharing photo tips for how you can create amazing flat lay images & couple photos with these bouquets. Their elegant, front-facing style should be something that leaves more room for your creativity - not less! 

If you spend much time looking through wedding magazines or blogs, you will realize that editors love a great cake photo. The reason for this? Brides love a great cake photo. The bride you're working with now wants a great photo of her cake - no matter who she is! Today I'm sharing 4 cake photo tips that will help you make that happen! So how should we approach this photo as photographers? I want to share some dilemmas I face when photographing the cake and then the solutions that I have come up with.

The guests sat at the bottom of the hill, waiting for a glimpse of white. The grandparents, parents, and bridesmaids made their way out the door of Mariah and Haden's future home. And then they saw it - that first glimpse of white just past the wooden doors, and hanging flowers.

The smell of lavender filled the room. She slipped into her dress and her mother teared up. Maybe it was the sight of her daughter in a wedding dress or the pearls pinned into Darcy's hair. Afterall, they were from her own wedding dress.

You can post vertical, horizontal and square images on Instagram. But which converts best? Here’s what we found…