Photography has always been a passion of mine, and I would like to share this with you. Whist studying Photography at London College Of Fashion my love of this wonderful man grew and grew. Tim Walker, our dream photographer.
His work is everything that anything has to do with fantasy. Theatrics that somehow look like that’s exactly how they were meant to be found, that they live in a world where this really does exist and we just mearly get a glimpse into this. It’s like walking into Narnia meets Alice in Wonderland meets Princess and the Pea. What I find interesting about him is he loves to shoot on film, which I am a believer in, there is something fascinating about not knowing how your images are going to turn out until the end, digital photography, great for so many things, but takes the beauty ( I believe) out of an old art.
In relation to weddings, I think Tim Walker expresses everything that would make my dream day, fantasy, oddities, imagination, whimsical settings and gowns Cinderella would be jealous of. This post is purely for your pleasure, his work has been used as inspiration for a lot of Events/Weddings and I hope it can be food for thought for you too.
Image courtesy of Bobbins and Bombshells
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Pictures Courtesy of Maison Trois Garcons
Our favorite way to spend an afternoon would be to head to a coffee shop, purchase a sweet latte and take a walk around our beautiful cities we are so lucky to live in.
Whilst walking around London the other day we came across this little treasure, an Aladin’s cave of furniture and vintage heaven. ‘Maison Trois Garcons’ is of course famous for its fabulous and decadent restaurant ‘Les Trois Garcons‘, located in Shoreditch, East London. If you are looking for those one of a kind, beautiful highlights of furniture for your wedding or home then look no further!
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Image by Lisa Poggi, styling Chic Weddings
Wedding Inspirations are everywhere.
On a recent trip to Istanbul I was swept away by the ageless trees. While most people were off marvelling at the wonders of the great palace, I began to notice these thousand year old trees in the courtyard. I thought about how beautiful and intricate they were. Trees are often understated and overlooked, but if you take the time to ‘Smell the Roses’, choosing a venue with intricate trees adds a fine detail that only natures gifts can provide.
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