Weddingbee Blog

The green leaf is my favorite. I think the solid color background make the rings stand out more. But if I wanted some frameable artwork, I’d go with the piano keys.

Wow…No! I’m really not getting anything or being paid to share the love. I just had THAT great of experience with Daria. She and her husband went above and beyond for us on our wedding day and I was really happy to have them there. My natural inclination, when I meet people whose work I believe in, is to tell other people about them — a blog is one way to do that.

When I get my pro pics back (in a month or so) I’ll be able to share more about my fantastic experiences with ALL my vendors (my great florist Dana, my sweet invitation designer Aimee etc), but I didn’t want to do that until I had visuals b/c we all know that bee readers LOVE pictures. I myself scroll right past posts with no photos and then go back and read them later. Let’s face it — most people look first, then read, or look and don’t read at all.

Heck, if this weren’t a wedding blog I’d be telling you all about the great jazz concert I went to last night (Karrin Allyson - http://www.karrin.com), the fantastic real estate website I recently found as I’m hunting for a home with my new husband (www.streeteasy.com) or the great southern Indian restaurant I found last week in the city (Saravanaas).

So, just to set the record straight — I am not now, nor have I ever been paid to promote my vendors. I did a lot of research and selected them with care — and as a result, I was pleased with their work. My tone might “read” like it’s a PR pitch, but hey, that’s what I do for a living, so it just comes through in my writing style.

What do you do for a living? Does that effect how you would share your wedding plans? And if you’re “not trying to be negative” then why did you post annonomously as “PR?”

Maegan — you’re welcome I didn’t set up the ring shot — our best man just arranged with Mr. Onion to “borrow” my wedding ring while we were getting dressed — I didn’t know until I saw it!

You should check out Nate Kaiser (his studio is called The Image is Found)’s ring pictures. (He wasn’t my photographer because I couldn’t justify that much money, but he’s SO GREAT, and he has the cutest little daughter.)

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