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The Visual collection Celebrates the launch of my first Atelier Debut by Bespoke Vintage Castle.
Each special hand made piece made I wanted to encourage a fresh awakening and freeing release.Evoking a mood of freedom and euphoria for the free spirited imagination in every woman
Hannah, our childhood friend shares her big day, we love her Quintessentially British style;
With bunting and Pimms all the way..
WE HAVE IT RIGHT HERE THE BEST SELLING BRIDAL ITEMS 2016
A stunning collaborative bridal shoot with a delicate and creative palete set in the heart of london
November has been a month filled with excitment, take a look at our top personal highlights.
Our photo shoot was a fun filled success as we took over the city of London
We were so priviliged to be invated to take part in this shoot. Launching the latest wedding directory, Event Vendors Uk
For any engaged couple, the photography, is truly one of the few things to remind you after you have said your vows just how glorious and wonderful your wedding day was.
Memories fade over time, ask any married couple who jumped the broom 8 or 10 years prior.
They remember: the cake, their dress (of course) and how manic it was to organise Bridesmaids but the little details that seemed so super important at the time, are quite forgotten.
Here at Bespoke Vintage Castle we are all about the little details.
I always stress to our castle Jewels that photography is up there with your extremely important venue choice. That way you cant forget everything as your photographer was so darn good you have memories to last a lifetime!
So Here are my personal top 5 wedding shots that I believe are a must have for your big day.
Print them on Coasters, a couple of mugs or a huge living room canvas, but you wont dismiss these in a hurry!
1. Before the dress Goes on....
This is your perfect time to capture that boudoir shot, no distractions just calm... be a little flirtatious it for his eyes only.
source: TheBecker.com
2. Don't forget the rings!
Now I deeply regret not having this done at the time. Try and capture your rings. Your engagement ring and bands, after all; they symbolise your eternal never ending love for one another so enjoy the romance in your shots..
Source: Pinterest
3. Share the love....
This image has a two part (we had to improvise a little) take a beautiful shot with your Mother or Nanna.
I did with my Nanna and it is one of my absolute favourite treasures. Its beautifully sentimental and wonderfully emotional. I am so lucky to have her still with me, and now I have her with me forever and ever in my photography.
Source: Pinterest
Sadly not everyone still has their immediate family, we recently had a bride who had lost both her parents and grandparents leading up to her big day. This was a truly devastating and emotional experience for our Castle Jewell, she did however take comfort in, metaphorically having her mum with her.
This image following is a perfect way to keep your loved ones close to heart even when they have departed. I think spiritually and emotionally its a beautiful thing. I am so glad she went ahead with the wedding, comforted knowing her loved ones were looking down upon her, and were still there with her on her special day.
Every good Photographer is sensitive to that and will honour this shot for you.
Source: Sarah-Jane Photography
4. Have a little fun....
Weddings can be stressful, busy and exciting times sometimes in the run-around of the process we forget to just enjoy one another again. Do not forget the reason why you said "yes" in the first place.
On your big day, have a little fun in your shots, definitely do something crazy and daring!
5.Lastly do that luxe shot!
This the one where its just you, your dress and the most delicious surroundings. Find your fave spot, at the venue; your best flower power corner in the tepee and let the surroundings work their magic. No people, no distractions just you and your groom.
This has to be the shot you can submit to print in a magazine!
(now that's a Mug shot worth keeping)
Source: Wedluxe.com
Thank you for having a read! For recommendations on fab Photographers please stop by our "who we love page"
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6. BONUS SHOT...
Ok so it has to be done, if you and your fiancée have that rare, quirky Hobby or special talent, secret identity, you have got to photograph it!!
We had a couple that were fire breathers and they worked their magic in wedding attire. So calling all contortionist, snake charmers and Ballet Dancers this one is for you...
source: Pinterest
A couple from Liuzhou, Guangxi had their wedding photos taken in a unique and exciting way. Both of them are rock climbing lovers.
Its got to be done!
Thats all!
B x
The idea behind my shoot was to have strong 1950s theme with a soft whimsical tea party with an ecclectic Rockabilly mix.
Showcasing the style of poise and precision from the era.
With a hint of the fun loving Rockabilly side too at the end of the decade mixing that retro with modern to make it accessible for the out-doorsy quirky off-beat Bride.
Bridesmaids in Ivory Tulle skirts conveying the fairytale-esque look that is Traditional in weddings and the Bride in a floral print tea dress; The Bride is no longer in white.
-Betty Timbo press interview.
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
I decided to Host a shoot themed around the 1950s Era focusing on the latter part of the period just before the 1960s,.
Where Great Britain for the first time had disposable income and Hollywood glamour took centre stage in weddings world meaning they were full of beauty accessories and prettiness.
Icons of the Time were Elizabeth Taylor, Maryln Monroe, Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly.
(the fact that we had 4 models was perfect as each can represent metaphorically one of these icons in their style.
The 1950s by itself has been done before it wasn't anything new to wedding-ville , However I wanted to change it slightly to balance the repetitive approach of this well photographed era.
We incorporated a soft woodsy magical tea party theme to it. This enabled a sense of fun, adding a Bridal softness, and also gives us an opportunity to create a "ideal" in the imagery for the shoot, then brilliantly opposed it with our tattooed Bride.
This is a metaphoric representation of the next generation that followed the 50s- the 1960s
We rebelled as they did in that era; After all why keep with the cliché' of tradition?
We decided on the Bridesmaids being in white/ ivory with the Bride in a floral print tea dress.
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Throughout the experience we kept in mind two points:
1. 1950s chic poise and modelling
2.Rockabilly fun!!!
Needless to say the collaboration was a success and we go in to print in July!!
Vintage Books Props provided by: Bespoke Vintage Castle Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
All Bouquets and accessories designed and handmade by Bespoke Vintage Castle. Photo Credit Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Purple Button Bouquet handmade by: Bespoke Vintage Castle Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Stationery by: With Love wedding stationery Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Hand finished Handkerchiefs by: Extra special Touch Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Single Flower Fabric Bouquet: Bespoke Vintage Castle Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Photo Credit: Becky Ryan Photography
Credits to a fabulous collaborative creative team
Photography by- Becky Ryan Photography
- www.beckyryanphotography.co.uk
Wedding Dresses By- Frock Nottingham
http://www.frockshop.co/
Sarah Bloor- Hair stylist/ Pin Up Curl
https://www.facebook.com/Pinupcurl?fref=ts
Rochelle OBrien/Makeup Artist
Heidi Lawton - Designer / maker at Extra Special Touch Product styling and floristry
Celeste Batten
The Organic Wedding Cake Company cake, styling and floristry
www.theorganicweddingcakecompany.com
Nikki Espinasse Wedding Stationery
http://www.withlovewedding.co.uk/
Models:
Jazzmine Augustin, Gaea Nayo, Franchesca Holmes, Emma Marshal
Venue-
Personal Location Nottingham
I Cant wait to see this shoot in print, coming soon to a magazine stand near you in July!
Have a Blessed and wonderfully inspired day!
B x