Yes, I caved and did them. I wasn't going to, but changed my mind so that I could have a little bit of fun with it. I was a nervous wreck about them, but the lady at the desk at the gardens pumped me up so much by telling me how gorgeous I was and how much she loved my dress. She told me I was the first girl she has seen in a proper gown. Apparently, she is not a fan of the strapless mermaid type dresses. I have previously shared iPhone photos of the dress sans steaming, make up and hair. Thought I would share these photos that do it justice and make me so happy about my choice.
http://jimbyrdphotography.smugmug.com/Portraits/Bridals/Paige-Maglin-bridal-favorites/20831130_8VRrVr#1653612982_rLkN6XTpassword is Pmagbf2011
Re: AW: Bridal Portraits
Grrr ... I just wrote a lovely, long explanation. Poof! It disappeared.
Here's the short (probably better) version ... the bridal portraits I've seen are large (usually 11" x 17" or bigger), framed formal photographic portrait of the bride in her gown. I've seen them dispalyed near the entrance to the reception, on an easel.
Mag, come back!
[QUOTE]Grrr ... I just wrote a lovely, long explanation. Poof! It disappeared. Here's the short (probably better) version ... the bridal portraits I've seen are large (usually 11" x 17" or bigger), framed formal photographic portrait of the bride in her gown. I've seen them dispalyed near the entrance to the reception, on an easel.
Posted by Lisa50[/QUOTE]
Apparently, I cannot read. I thought I read "What" are they. Bahahahaha ...