Showing posts with label vintage safari styled shoot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage safari styled shoot. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Vintage Safari Style Shoot- Blog Around the World!

I am so excited to have been part of Blog Around the World where twenty wedding bloggers each showcase a photo from the Vintage Desert Safari styled shoot I helped with. There are so many amazing blogs with wonderful resources out there!









Below are all of the fantastic blogs where the shoot was featured!! Thanks Alicia from the Charity Wedding for all of your hard work on this!

Bubble Rock Studios
| Cap Classique | The Unreal Bride | Brancoprata | Bijoux Bride | Bridal Musings | The Oceanside Bride | Hey Gorgeous | Sparkle and Hay | Wedding Pickle | The Perfect Palette | Oh Lovely Day | La Petite Coquin | Brenda's Wedding Blog | Fab You Bliss | Landlocked Bride | A Paper Proposal | Bow Ties and Bliss | Engaged and Inspired |The Charity Wedding

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Vintage Safari Styled Shoot at Out of Africa Wild Life Park

Vendors:

(although not available for weddings, they always welcome donations to support rescue animals)
Photographer:Fancy Finn Photography
Vendor Coordination: The Charity Wedding
Design, Styling & Staging: KD Event Designs
Bouquet: Glamorous Occasions
Cake & Desserts: Kick Ass Kakes
Hair: Erin McDonald of Aveda Salon
Jewlery: Genevieve
Model: Dahlee

A couple of months ago Alicia from the Charity Wedding approached me regarding styling a staged shoot she was doing with Fancy Finn Photography, a Seattle based studio. The theme was safari and Alicia and I both agreed on adding a vintage flare. The first thing that came to mind was early English travelers visiting Africa for the first time and bringing all of their comforts of home with them. Their books, china, furniture & accessories.







I borrowed the table (which is actually an antique game table that was used to butcher meat on) and the chairs from my parents house. The cabriolla chair with the lion head was a perfect fit. The wooden animals, whales tooth & mask are from Africa and also from my parents collection. The vintage books with the draping flowers, the mismatched china & wine glasses as well as the candlesticks added a hint of romance.


The amazing paper products are from the Wedding Girl!


This was such a fun shoot to do because I was able to really get creative and create a table scape that was beautiful and over the top!