by Lilia on February 8, 2010
by Lilia on February 1, 2010
by Lilia on January 11, 2010
This past Christmas Eve, I had the opportunity to photograph Meagan and Paul’s elopement at San Francisco City Hall. When they mentioned that they wanted to bring their scooter, I was thrilled! Congrats to Meagan and Paul!
Hair by the amazing Jaclyn Jean.
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by Lilia on January 10, 2010
After a sweet, intimate City Hall wedding surrounded by their families, I took Heidi and Siavash to Coit Tower and North Beach for a fun wedding portrait session. Congrats to Heidi and Siavash, thanks for letting me document your day. :)
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by Lilia on December 27, 2009
A few months ago I had the pleasure of photographing this amazing punk rock wedding tablescape by the fabulous Karin Woodward. From the corseted table cloths and t-shirts, to safety pink details, black martini glasses with skulls, and studded belt napkin holders, Karin completely rocked this tablescape! Too bad I didn’t know Karin when Ray and I were married because we would have loved to have had this at our wedding. Sometimes you just need an antidote to stale and boring wedding decor, and this is the perfect antidote to that.
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by Lilia on December 11, 2009
by Lilia on December 8, 2009
Part II of Maggie and James’ gorgeous outdoor wedding. The bride did all of the floral arrangements and designed the invitations and guest book herself. The groom made his own handcrafted beers, how awesome is that. Finger puppet favors rule!
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by Lilia on December 8, 2009
Maggie and James had a gorgeous outdoor, rustic DIY wedding at the home of a family friend. The garden and grounds themselves were so unique and different. Maggie did all of the floral arrangements herself, and was inspired by her Dutch heritage and used delft (blue and white porcelain), copper, and blue glass pieces she found in local thrift stores. She designed her invitations, sign-in book, and even made her own cake stands. Maggie looked like a woodland nymph in her Chrissy Wai Ching wedding dress, and simple flowers in her hair. Instead of a ready-made bouquet, as Maggie walked down the aisle, guests presented her with irises so that she ended up with a bouquet when she got to the end of the aisle.
The reception itself was incredibly fun and relaxed, just like Maggie and James. The wedding favors were finger puppets, and the guests had so much fun with them! I’ll share the DIY details tomorrow. :)
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by Lilia on December 7, 2009
by Lilia on November 28, 2009
We’re so grateful to Amanda at Ruffled for featuring Stephanie and Dave’s vintage glam wedding! You may know Amanda from her previous blog, Vintage Glam. Ruffled is her new blog baby, and it celebrates the savvy chic indie bride and non-traditional weddings.