Showing posts with label Wedding Photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Photographer. Show all posts
31 July 2009
24 June 2009
QVB Locked in!
Lovely Anna from the QVB management confirmed today that we have permission to shoot our wedding photos in the QVB!

How exciting!
For those who haven't been into the QVB for a while, they have repainted and refurbished the building. Now with gorgeous aqua blues, rusty reds and creamy butter yellows. There are so many colours I think Jenny is going to go Nuts! :)

One of the areas hidden from general public.
I'm even going to organise a little lunch break for the Bridal Party and photographers. I was planning on making Bento boxes. but realistically, I think the Cafe is less stressful.
We will have to get Jenny to slow down for 10 mins! Wish us Luck!

How exciting!
For those who haven't been into the QVB for a while, they have repainted and refurbished the building. Now with gorgeous aqua blues, rusty reds and creamy butter yellows. There are so many colours I think Jenny is going to go Nuts! :)

One of the areas hidden from general public.
I'm even going to organise a little lunch break for the Bridal Party and photographers. I was planning on making Bento boxes. but realistically, I think the Cafe is less stressful.
We will have to get Jenny to slow down for 10 mins! Wish us Luck!
11 March 2009
Photography
SMS sent to Kathleen and Lulu...
“ We met Jenny the photographer! She’s so cool! We’re going to have a food fight!”
Food fight?!? Hehe We’ll get to that later
Jenny was referred to us by a close friend, we hadn't picked a photographer as we were unsure of what we wanted and frankly the price was giving us heebee-jeebies.
Jenny's blog and website were intriguing and we liked what we saw, her entries were unique and conveyed her personality, - energetic, passionate, exciting. And to our delight when we met her, she is exactly that!
I think I need someone like that behinds the lens, otherwise I’ll freak out. Its important when you are going to let someone into the most vulnerable day of your life that you pick someone that you can trust and isn’t jaded and even better if they can help infect you with energy and excitement.
We had a quick lunch at Bar Quattro, a busy café restaurant which you can find on top of St James station. We chatted about how we met and how things were going with the plans, the location, what we wanted. Then we told her about the trash the dress shoot we were planning. (at this point her eyes did light up with glee ;) I told her that I had organised for us to go to Moore Park Stables for an hour to shoot photos on/around a horse and in the stables too. Then I informed her that we could do pretty much anything. Jen at that point suggested a food fight. (then my eyes lit up with glee!) So as described - Tomato sauce bottles at 20 paces! Bring it on!
A few people have looked at me with horror, about trashing my dress. The dress isn’t what makes the day, it’s the friends that share the day with you, all the funny strange moments that come up, touching, quirky, funny, teary. That’s what makes a wedding special. I’m really looking forward to those moments. (and the food fight too)
“ We met Jenny the photographer! She’s so cool! We’re going to have a food fight!”
Food fight?!? Hehe We’ll get to that later
Jenny was referred to us by a close friend, we hadn't picked a photographer as we were unsure of what we wanted and frankly the price was giving us heebee-jeebies.
Jenny's blog and website were intriguing and we liked what we saw, her entries were unique and conveyed her personality, - energetic, passionate, exciting. And to our delight when we met her, she is exactly that!
I think I need someone like that behinds the lens, otherwise I’ll freak out. Its important when you are going to let someone into the most vulnerable day of your life that you pick someone that you can trust and isn’t jaded and even better if they can help infect you with energy and excitement.
We had a quick lunch at Bar Quattro, a busy café restaurant which you can find on top of St James station. We chatted about how we met and how things were going with the plans, the location, what we wanted. Then we told her about the trash the dress shoot we were planning. (at this point her eyes did light up with glee ;) I told her that I had organised for us to go to Moore Park Stables for an hour to shoot photos on/around a horse and in the stables too. Then I informed her that we could do pretty much anything. Jen at that point suggested a food fight. (then my eyes lit up with glee!) So as described - Tomato sauce bottles at 20 paces! Bring it on!
A few people have looked at me with horror, about trashing my dress. The dress isn’t what makes the day, it’s the friends that share the day with you, all the funny strange moments that come up, touching, quirky, funny, teary. That’s what makes a wedding special. I’m really looking forward to those moments. (and the food fight too)
Labels:
Wedding Humour,
Wedding Other,
Wedding Photographer
26 November 2008
Trashing the Dress - On A Horse!
Hooray
The only catch is you must have a helmet on when you are on the horse. Which makes sense, but it is a pretty big drawback. However they have black ones, so maybe they can fuzz it out or as the lady described, let the powers of Photoshop do their magic.
Actually it would be great for pre-wedding shots too.
10 November 2008
Another Photographer
This guy is linked to facebook. And hes really upfront about his fees which is nice.
But I'm not sure that hes done Asian weddings.
CatoandPado - he also does trash the dress shoots which I really want to have done :)
Because I'm forgetful, I'm writing a list of the things I need to consider.
High Res Digital Shoots on Disc
Turn Eva into a pretty bride through a camera. (no small feat!)
Capture all the special moments
Candid Shots
Be able to handle from start to finish (7am through to 11pm)
Custom to Asian Weddings, including Tea Ceremony, Door Games, Roast Pig, Gold and Red Pockets, Garden Ceremony, Garden Shots, Sunset Shots, Reception.
But I'm not sure that hes done Asian weddings.
CatoandPado - he also does trash the dress shoots which I really want to have done :)
Because I'm forgetful, I'm writing a list of the things I need to consider.
High Res Digital Shoots on Disc
Turn Eva into a pretty bride through a camera. (no small feat!)
Capture all the special moments
Candid Shots
Be able to handle from start to finish (7am through to 11pm)
Custom to Asian Weddings, including Tea Ceremony, Door Games, Roast Pig, Gold and Red Pockets, Garden Ceremony, Garden Shots, Sunset Shots, Reception.
27 October 2008
Another name
26 October 2008
Sydney Olympic Park Wedding Photos
I found a stack of photos taken of weddings and ideal locations around Olympic Park
13 May 2008
Wedding Photo Albums
Derr!
how can you have a wedding blog without linking it to all the weddings you've been too?
See Left
how can you have a wedding blog without linking it to all the weddings you've been too?
See Left
14 April 2008
Trashing the Dress
This might be an option for the day after the wedding.
Trash the Dress
Not sure about setting the thing on fire... That might happen before the wedding!
But I think it would be cool to go to Luna Park and have some silly photos there.
Here's another website
Trash the Dress
Not sure about setting the thing on fire... That might happen before the wedding!
But I think it would be cool to go to Luna Park and have some silly photos there.
Here's another website
Labels:
Wedding Dress,
Wedding Other,
Wedding Photographer
21 March 2008
20 February 2008
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