Meg's Bridals
Nov 23, 2012 / Bridals
The day of Meg's bridals, we kept checking the weather. It looked cloudy, but the forecast kept saying no rain.
As Meg finished her hair and makeup appointments, she and her mom loaded in the car and headed towards our house. She texted me and said it was raining on them while they were driving, but they were coming anyway.
As the clouds rolled in, we started racking our brains on what we could do for Meg. A lightbulb went off and an idea was put into motion. You see, months ago when we installed the hardwood floors and carefully selected the perfect shade of grey (Benjamin Moore Elephant Skin, by the way) for the walls, we had this long-term vision of one day shooting some editorial style bridals in our house. We had even went as far as to pick our model and start thinking about the feasibility of how this could happen.
As the rain made its way to our town and splashed loudly on our roof, I saw Meg and her mom pull in our driveway. We were ready for her. I ran outside with a giant umbrella and hurriedly brought her and her mom in, explaining that the rain was here to stay, but we had an idea if they were game.
The results were something we have been waiting to share. We are proud to bring you Meg's bridal portraits, shot in our home on a rainy day. Enjoy!
As Meg finished her hair and makeup appointments, she and her mom loaded in the car and headed towards our house. She texted me and said it was raining on them while they were driving, but they were coming anyway.
As the clouds rolled in, we started racking our brains on what we could do for Meg. A lightbulb went off and an idea was put into motion. You see, months ago when we installed the hardwood floors and carefully selected the perfect shade of grey (Benjamin Moore Elephant Skin, by the way) for the walls, we had this long-term vision of one day shooting some editorial style bridals in our house. We had even went as far as to pick our model and start thinking about the feasibility of how this could happen.
As the rain made its way to our town and splashed loudly on our roof, I saw Meg and her mom pull in our driveway. We were ready for her. I ran outside with a giant umbrella and hurriedly brought her and her mom in, explaining that the rain was here to stay, but we had an idea if they were game.
The results were something we have been waiting to share. We are proud to bring you Meg's bridal portraits, shot in our home on a rainy day. Enjoy!
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