Wedding Blog

Part I, II, III

Due to overwhelming popularity, we’re going to continue this ring shot series!

Elizabeth shot this with her Canon SD750.  She planned her wedding in less than 4 months, and is getting married on January 24th!

Ruby Slippers loved the beauty of her rings mixed with the simplicity of the clothespins.

This is Ruby Slipper’s chocolate Oscar favor.

courtesy of blicataj

emilygrace’s fiance picked her ring all by himself, and he did a wonderful job!

RachLynn took this picture with her Canon powershot on top of a mirror, then adjusted the levels in Picnik.

mrsgbug’s ring shot with her Giant’s jersey!

Jen S. is having a destination wedding.  She took these shots with a Canon Rebel.

Rebecca took this shot on her whisk!

Hanh-Nhi’s ring was photographed with a Canon Powershot SD 790 on a dog magnet she scored back at a job fair back in college.

kelseylovs2u’s coolest ring shot.

Humarockbride took this picture with her NikonD60 (and is a long time Anne Ruthmann fan!).

Teale took this with her 5 year old Canon Powershot!

JanieLeigh and her fiance are both lit crazy — she’s an English/History Education major and he’s an English major. Her ring is a custom vintage-inspired setting, and the center stone is her mother’s.

rosychicklet’s engagement ring is a 75 year old estate piece, placed among the earrings, necklace, bracelet, handkerchief and clutch that she carried the day of the wedding.  The center stone is a white sapphire, and the platinum setting includes diamonds and blue sapphires.  This picture was taken with her Canon pas the morning of her wedding before the photographer arrived.

Jinx retouched this photo using Photobucket’s editing features.

Wee Spud’s ring pictured with the peonies that accompanied her proposal.

Wee Spud’s engagement gift for her fiance — a hand-forged wakizashi: the traditional short sword carried by samurai.

kosstobe’s fiance proposed this past Christmas Eve (congratulations!)!  Her round solitaire ring with a gold band was shot with a Canon SD600 Elph and retouched with Picasa.

Miss Monogram took this shot on Christmas after she received her ring!

Meghan’s rings were shot at the Crystal Palace Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World.  When the staff heard it was their honeymoon, they left them Mickey confetti hearts on their table.

Miss Velvet Cake took this picture in Central Park after New York had its first big snowstorm in December.

The ring above and below are Miss Hot Cocoa’s!

If you’d like to send us pictures of your rings, check out Anne Ruthmann’s tutorial, think of some cool backgrounds, take a bunch of pictures, and email the best ones to guest at weddingbee.com.  Be sure to tell us your username, and any details you’d like to provide about the rings, camera, or editing technique!

PS - Wait for a big New Year’s post coming from me later today!  I’m actually leaving for New Orleans shortly, and had a wee bit of  New Year’s Eve celebration, so I’m a little bit behind schedule.  But I can’t wait to tell all you guys about our wonderful 2008, so stay tuned!