AMBER REVERIE floral and event design: October Ink

5.03.2013

Dusky Styled Shoot:: Beauty

Remember when I posted about my first styled shoot over a month ago?? Well things have finally settled down enough that I have been able to go through the rest. And it took forever, because I am in love with basically every single image! But if I posted them all here, you would probably hate me.

We were lucky to find the most stunning people as our models, and their energy and natural chemistry made the shoot feel so authentic. Our main couple just tied the knot for reals, so it was amazing to feel their excitement as they posed as bride and groom!

I could keep going on and on about how much I loved working with these amazing people and how exhilarating the whole creative process was, but again, I need to close my mouth and let the photos speak for themselves. Feel free to let me know what you think in the comments below!

Another huuuuuuge thank you to all of our talented vendors and models. You made this experience truly magical.

Venue: Station 22 Cafe in Provo, Utah
Photography: Brooke SchultzEvent Styling and Florals: Amber DicksonDress: Avenia BridalHair and Makeup: Signature BridesInvitation Suite and Paper Goods: October InkCake and Mini Crostata Pies: PadicakesModels: Jessie Fackrell, Michael Andraszczyk, Danielle Huffin, Rhyan Atrice, Hayley Madsen, Justin Hedin

*amber*

3.28.2013

Dusky Styled Shoot:: The Details

Eek! I am bubbling over with excitement this morning because I CANNOT wait to share this post with you.

Recently, I styled and did the flowers for a wedding inspiration shoot with bomb.com photographer Brooke Schultz. We swapped creative concepts and planned for a few weeks, then collaborated with some incredible local vendors to pull the whole thing together. It was my first official styled shoot, and I had a blast! It was so inspiring to be able to work through the creative process from start to finish rather than just letting ideas bottle up in my head, like what usually happens. And I had some serious talent working with me, so it was an absolute treat! (All their info is below.)

For this shoot, we wanted to explore the subtle beauty of light and shadow, which worked well with the filtered light that comes through the windows of our venue. I also played with a lot of natural elements and texture with an artistic, collected vibe. Today, I will just share some of the details and styling.

Shout-out to Seth for getting crafty and painting the paper butterflies with me! They were so easy to make and ended up being one of my favorite features.

Ok, I'll stop rambling on now and let the photos do the talking!