Editorial Bridal Portraits | The Glasshouse at River Oaks
The floral backdrop for these portraits was a showstopper. The intricate bodice of the dress against the yellows and greens felt simultaneously lush and editorial.
What I kept returning to during this portion of the workshop was how much a bride’s quiet moments deserve as much attention as the dramatic ones. Shooting solo bridal portraits through a veil, watching the way fabric diffuses light, noticing how a body language shift can completely change the emotional register of a frame… This is the work that sharpens your storytelling. And then the groom stepped into the frame. I was reminded that the best photographs often feel less like poses and more like permission. You can feel this fully, and I’ll be here to catch it.
Styled Shoot Host | @thecollectivecraftexperience
Photography Hosts | @jennyshipleyphoto @staciannmoore
Videography Host | @saltrock.studios
Invitations, Paper Goods + Signage | @morganrileydesign
Live Floral Designer + Host | @zacharybradydesigns
Planning, Design + Production | @katiemcintirexo
Venue | @theglasshouseatriveroaks
Faux Floral Designer | @honoringyours
Coffee Company | @cheerscoffeekc
Jewelry | @delbrenna
Content Creation | @socially.weddings
Bartending | @theglasshouseatriveroaks
Catering | @brancatoscatering
Cake Baker + Desserts | @cakehousedesign
Chair Rentals, Dinner + Salad Plates, Glassware | @supplyevent
Furniture Rentals | @yourstrulyeventrentals
B&B Plates + Flatware | @alchemy_event_rentals
Lighting, Rigging + Production | @therealeeventsinc
Linens + Chargers | @nuagedesignsinc
Hair + Makeup | @theposhkc
Bridal Gowns | @gowngallery
Tuxes | @toddsclothiers
Shoes | @prada @badgleymischka
Vintage Car | @unionclassics49
