Where do I begin to describe my recent trip to Hong Kong? Amazing and life-changing for sure. I had a great time and after 2 weeks back, I finally had the chance to go through all of the pictures, all 1265 of them. Thank you for being patient and if I could have taken you all to  Hong Kong with me, I would have.

By now, you  probably have seen this wedding feature on Snippet and Ink as well as Utah Bride Blog but I just couldn’t decide which pictures to post.

There is a period of time in our history dubbed “Orchidelirium.”

During this Victorian era, wealthy collectors would hire explorers to travel to nearly every part of the world in search of new varieties of orchids to collect and show off.

Recently a dear friend asked me what was my earliest recollection of creativity. I had never thought
about it, but at that moment I answered “weeds.”

Today we want to share with you this beautiful shoot from Nick Sokoloff. The client wanted a bold, dramatic look, which we achieved through the use of deep purple orchids, black magic roses, and richly textured elements.

Randi and Sean were married June 11, 2011, in an intimate backyard setting.

Sean wore a stylish retro suit, and Randi wore a  tea-length lace-accented gown. One of the most memorable moments of the ceremony was the moment the bride walked down the stairs and that first vision of her in this amazing tea-length dress, with her big beautiful smile.