“Many are the starrs I see, but in my eye no starr like thee.” (English saying, author unknown)
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May
16th
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Caitlin & Brandon: Lexington Engagement |
I do love my Gabriel. But I also really love these photos.
Caitlin’s ring is incredible. Brandon has excellent taste in engagement rings and experience in the jewelry industry.
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May
11th
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Cathy & Tim: Winchester Wedding |
This was a day full of joy, dancing, and broken bones. What?! Broken bones. That’s right. Both Cathy’s daughter and Tim’s son were rocking casts on their arms. How about that for wedding party symmetry? Cathy and Tim didn’t see each other until the ceremony but wanted to hold hands and have a picture around a corner before she walked down the aisle. It was a sweet moment. Cathy and Tim, thanks so much. You have a beautiful family!
Vendors:
Ceremony, Reception, Catering, Cake, Flowers: Winchester Opera House
Hair and Make Up: Kathy Towles
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May
7th
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Siena: Lexington Children’s Photography |
This was a terrific shoot. After Siena warmed up to the camera she posed, smiled, and ran us all over the park. She is a very pretty little girl, with a whole lot of spunk!
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May
2nd
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Pensive Wally |
From the dog’s point of view, his master is an elongated and abnormally cunning dog. ~Mabel Louise Robinson
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April
30th
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Baby Gabriel & Crew: Lexington Family Portraits |
The session was a gift for Eva (the matriarch) and it was an absolute pleasure to meet these branches of her family tree.
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April
23rd
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Ali & Chris: Lexington Engagement Session |
I wanted to share a few more pictures of Ali and Chris to begin the week. I also wanted to share a photo of James Dean, one of the inspirational factors in this engagement shoot. Whatever IT is, James Dean had IT. Chris did a fantastic job portraying the James Dean look and Ali is positively stunning.
Thanks to Parkette Drive-In (our venue), Candace Reichbach (owner of Fleet Stree Hair Shoppe), and Street Scene (Ali’s wardrobe).
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April
17th
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Charlie: Lexington Children’s Photography |
Our friends, Chris and Amy, had a baby recently. Here he is!
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April
13th
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The Art of Entertaining: Part Twenty One: Last One! |
Kellie and Michael Stoddart (owners of Seasons) contributed to the evening as well as hosted it. The night was a picture of hospitality and fun. Kellie and her crew made the hor d’oeurves for the events and Michael created the ice sculptures. I truly enjoyed meeting so many new vendor friends at this event! Thanks to everyone! A big thanks to The Signature Club for hosting the event at their beautiful venue.
Caterer: Seasons Catering & Special Events
Ice Scuplture: Season’s Ice
All Calligraphy Done By: Maribeth Rous
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April
13th
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The Art of Entertaining: Part Twenty |
Jackie and Suzi did a fantastic job with their table. Blank canvas with pops of color. And the fruit…exquisite!
Design: Every Last Detail
Florals: Magnolia Floral Design
Stephanie Lyell said:
May 17, 2012 at 3:02 pm
These are really creative-I love the plantetarium ones!