An elegant dress, a georgous bride and a beautiful day.This post is dedicated to Celine and to all of you who have experienced this joyous moment.
Peace on Earth and may all your days be filled with Love!
An elegant dress, a georgous bride and a beautiful day.
wow! were you on wedding photography assignment?
ReplyDeleteto be a wedding photographer is my dream :)
Hi - I was paddling and happened to have my camera with me =P
ReplyDeleteThere was a photographer in the photo so I edited him out. =)
a wedding in the most idyllic of settings!
ReplyDeleteWow! You should make this a competition... "Where's the Photographer?" Hahaha. Mark with a cross!!
ReplyDeleteThis brings back wonderful memories of my wedding. It wasn't on a beach (it was in a zoo) and it wasn't hot (Scotland in November!) but it was beautiful in its own way... :)
I agree with Carmen. That's a cool wedding photo. And LOL for the reason why the groom's not on the picture!
ReplyDeleteOkay, folks, top this one. Unique, Kala. Great fun to see. I have a lot to learn---how did you edit out the groom??
ReplyDeleteLMAO, that's too funny!
ReplyDeleteGuess if they ever get divorced she can Photoshop him out of all her pix and fill them in with the next guy! ;-)
And "Kala"...I'm guessing the photographer was inbetween the bride and the shoe? See the shoe? Well it looks like a shoe with a white sock stuck in it! To the left? LOL!
Nice job!
Wow, what an idyllic setting for a wedding. Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice entry today and funny that you got rid off the photographer =)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, enjoy the hike tomorrow.
The groom got cropped out as well - but he was never near the bride so it was only right since this was her moment for the lens.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I guess I should have cleaned up the photo a little better - the photographer was in fact between the shoe and bride - although I am not sure who that shoe belongs to.
She looks so lovely.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is such a pleasant place to wander when I'm tired and need a break from studying. Thank you so much for sharing these amazing photos! Whomever the beautiful bride is, I wish her lots of happiness--and luck--marriage can be a lot of work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a dream wedding! :)
ReplyDeleteyou did a fine job cropping out! heheheh
ReplyDeleteGreat wedding photo! I've always wanted to get married on a beach:)
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ReplyDeleteLaura
Hi Laura -
ReplyDeletethat was a kewl looking artsy comment =)
thanks for stoppin by
Hi Kala, you have stolen all the kewl blue in the world for this blog, haha, beautiful shot as usual
ReplyDeleteI wish I was there
ReplyDeleteHi Kala, thanks so much for your sweet comments. I found your blog through your comment on Noblesse's. Found hers on accident while doing a google search on the "God Spilled the Paint" photo. Funny, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteBut all that sand on the bottom of the dress -- what about the cleaning bill afterwards?
ReplyDeleteahhh the dress goes back to the bridal rental store free of charge to the bride and groom =) isn't weddings bliss? ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Kala, i'm sorry i didn't passed by sooner but i was very busy! ;-) The wedding took place yesterday and it was great! We were so happy to have all our friends and family. Everyone enjoyed and it was a very important moment for us! Thanks a lot for thinking of us, you can see some pics on my blog and i will post more soon! Please be patient 'cause we are too waiting for the pics!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the bride (and groom) from Germany as well! =)
a dream come true :)
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