Wedding shoes

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB

These are the kind of photos I'm talking about. No posed shots during the reception. A good photographer doesn't need the couple to pose to get good shots. My photographer kicks ass, btw (have to brag about her a little). She's a master at photographing the "little things" about people. Check out the latest on her blog here: http://libbylewisphotography.com/blog/

Reminds me of my friends' wedding photos. They were recently married in Newport, RI, and the pictures are amazing! Especially the last two with the Newport bridge and a beautiful sunset as the backdrop.
http://baillyphoto.com/blog/?p=1058

[groovypq]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

Reminds me of my friends' wedding photos. They were recently married in Newport, RI, and the pictures are amazing! Especially the last two with the Newport bridge and a beautiful sunset as the backdrop.
http://baillyphoto.com/blog/?p=1058

those are GORGEOUS!! Congrats to your friends!

I'm kind of in love with that photog now... I hope someone can make me look as good on my big day!

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by groovypq

those are GORGEOUS!! Congrats to your friends!

I'm kind of in love with that photog now... I hope someone can make me look as good on my big day!

Haha. I know, right?! Whenever I get married, I know who I'm calling!

[PeppyGPhiB]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

Reminds me of my friends' wedding photos. They were recently married in Newport, RI, and the pictures are amazing! Especially the last two with the Newport bridge and a beautiful sunset as the backdrop.
http://baillyphoto.com/blog/?p=1058

Yes, very similar styles!

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

Reminds me of my friends' wedding photos. They were recently married in Newport, RI, and the pictures are amazing! Especially the last two with the Newport bridge and a beautiful sunset as the backdrop.
http://baillyphoto.com/blog/?p=1058

Did your friends get married on the Fort Adams grounds? I love Rhode Island!

Okay, about the shoes: you all realize that those 4" stilettos are going to feel like 6" AAAAAA by the third or fourth hour you have them on, on what should be the happiest day of your life, don't you? That your weird Uncle Wally is going to get drunk and throw up on them, and that your klutzy pre-pubescent nieces are going to spill punch on them? And that, when they hurt badly enough that you just have to throw them off while you're dancing, you'll probably break a window? Just sayin'