Google just rolled out this week, and it's an interesting little place to play around with things. It bundles a few of Google's tools to allow you to build a wedding website, handle budgets, keep your guest list (including addresses) up to date. They have 20 different wedding related templates in there, each filled with tips from the folks at (additional contest here). There's also ato help boost your budget!
For more about how to use it, check out .
Created by Sweet Surrender of Louisville
Since they first started, we've had a very close relationship with . We've had a number of weddings featured in there, and also done a bridal fashion shoot for them at the in Versailles, as well as a floral shoot with at his store. It shouldn't be a surprise, I suppose, Jacki was literally the first person I met in the wedding industry here!
Created by Artisan Kitchen of Paducah
For the Winter issue of the magazine this year, Jacki, Julie and Jaimeson, the creative team at the magazine, brought me in to shoot a series of cakes from some of Kentucky's best designers, plus a couple of cool accessories. If you've ever been to the Kentucky Bride offices, well, they're in one of the usual office parks that are great for getting work done, but they're definitely not a commercial photography studio.
What to do? We set up our own studio, right in the foyer of the building. (There may or may not have been fire codes broken.) I set up backgrounds, flew studio lights sitting out in the parking lot through windows to simulate window light, and we had a lot of fun.
more images after the jump...
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Saw a new bridal magazine from Great Britain called Izzy, and in their first issue, there's a great article about "Taking Your Wedding From Great to Extraordinary".
For once it's not an article that's going to encourage you to spend money or anything of the sort, just about thoughtfulness. (, it's on page 10) and while you're at it, enjoy the rest of the magazine.