A Picture Says a Thousand Words

My Honey Dip and I finally got our wedding pictures back. OVER 500 IMAGES! So many to choose from since the album is only supposed to be about 80. But here's one of my favorites! Enjoy.

Vendor Spotlight: Artisan Events

How to display your wedding photos is one of the most trivial tasks that Newlyweds take on.

Today's Vendor, Artisan Events offers a wide variety of custom services dedicated to the art of handmade events. Their services include fine art photography for celebrations and special events, portraiture, documentary video, design, multi-media production services, couture albums, a unique retail album experience. They are becoming very well known for making what they call "The Coffee Table Book."

photo source: Inside Weddings

Artisan Events website describes the product as:

"... an exclusive collage album creation! This is the ultimate coffee table book designed for you with every attention to detail paid. It is anything but your everyday wedding album. Our staff of designers will create an ultra-unique book that reflects the story of your day and the artistry of our work. Each design is created from scratch and based on your image selections... Each page is an entire print holding anywhere from 1 to 20 images in a collage style. These original creations come with their very own keepsake box."

The finished product looks more like a collectors item that can be found in the book section of a Metropolitan Museum of Art Shop. There are over 10 options for the books cover including a designer book jacket if that's what you prefer. There are 5 square sizes available ranging from 2.5 x 2.5 and up to 13 x 13. Rectangular sizes are available upon request.

Photosource: Artisan Events

Isn't the super tiny 2.5 x 2.5 album cute?!?

For more information including other album options, frequently asked questions & contact information visit their website at www.artisianevents.com.

The 5 Pointz

There's something really funky about a bride that's all dolled up in all her tulle, lace and satin standing beside a dumpster to get her picture taken. Every bone in her body should be saying "ewwww run! Dirt!" But it's becoming more and more popular. Tons of brides are straying away from taking the cutesy pictures in gardens, in front of statues or historic buildings, for a more urban approach.

A very popular place for such photos in NYC is the graffiti mecca known as The 5 Pointz in the borough of queens. The color contrast makes these photos nothing less than amazing!



















All photos in this post, even those not labeled, were taken by wonderful NYC based photographer Angelica Glass. More examples of her amazing work can be seen on her website www.angelicaglass.com

Fore more information on The 5 Pointz please visit www.5ptz.com