A Fair Engagement
November 20th, 2007 @ 2:19 pm by Mrs. Petunia
Inspired by Mrs. Radish’s post back in September, where she showcased this amazing picture originally posted on her photographer’s blog…
…and also by this beautiful shot from our own wedding photographer, Ricardo Serpa…
Mr. Petunia and I decided to have our engagement pictures taken at the Broward County Fair! After all, we’re the couple who loves all things game-y, right, so what better place than a carnival midway?
I can’t wait to see what shots we get tomorrow evening (and what yummy food we get to enjoy!).
Promise to post some of the shots as soon as we get our sticky caramel apple hands on them!
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5 Responses to “A Fair Engagement”
Oh yay! I’m so glad you were inspired by my post. I absolutely love that idea.
I can’t wait to see how they turn out 
What a great idea, and it seems like it’ll fit in with your personality and wedding theme so well. I’m sure you’ll get some great pictures!
Great idea! They’re going to be such great, fun pictures.
A girl from the Atlanta knot board took her pictures at a county fair! If you want to look at some pics to get ideas, her knot name is gwinnettbride.
Mrs. Petunia, Ft. Lauderdale
Age and Occupation: 31, College Professor
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 29, Engineering Student/Part-time Barista
Engagement Date: December 8, 2006
Wedding Date: March 2, 2008
Venue: Riverside Hotel
Blogging Since: August 6, 2007
About Me: Our original idea of running off to get married quickly turned into an event with 100+ guests once other people got involved and I, too, got swept away in the lovely madness that is wedding planning. Mr. Petunia and I are obsessed with all things World of Warcraft, Monopoly, and Nintendo, so we’re planning on including some fun “game-y” details into our wedding.
I love the sun behind the ferris wheel…how beautiful. Makes me want to hire a photogapher just to go with us to the fair next year!
One thing I’ve noticed about photographers doing e-shoots in different places is that we’re seeing more and more professional photos of things and places that normally aren’t noticed.