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Desination Travel Photography Specials.

Upcoming Travel & Local Specials are now listed on the “Travel & Local Specials” section of the website.

When life takes me on an adventure, I want you to come too! Take advantage by benefiting from the “no cancellation fee” policy* and no travel expenses. Hey, I’m already going to be there anyway! Find future destination sessions listed on the website under “Travel & Local Specials” section.

Find Future Local Events listed on the “Specials” calendar too.

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Investment
The cost is the same as our local options. You might choose a one hour session with unlimited exposures for $450, or a two hour for $650. For a complete menu of options see “Cost” on the website then select your desired category: Wedding, Engagement, or Portrait.

Let me capture your extraordinary life.

*Destination Photography Details:
Weather is unpredictable, so if our session is canceled 2 to 24 hours prior because of rain, snow, hurricane or other weather phenomenon, there is no cancellation fee. Choose to have all money refunded or applied to a future session. Rescheduled sessions may need to take place in Seattle. Cancellations made within 20 days prior to the scheduled session incur a $50 non-refundable fee. Cancellations made within 30-21 days prior to the scheduled session incur a $50 non-refundable fee, but can be applied to a session within 6 months. If canceled 30 or more days in advance, all money is refundable.

Luly Yang Gowns. See her designs in action.

Luly Yang‘s dreamy gowns are featured on the wedding fashion section of my new website. It’s exciting to display these stunning designs and contribute to the much deserved Luly-hype.

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These two shots are from the sophisticated W Hotel in downtown Seattle.

Las Vegas Engagement

I’m not sure who had more fun at this 3 hour Las Vegas engagement session:
the wild-about-you couple, or the wild-about-both-of-you photographer.

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Jody + Paul: at the Resort at Port Ludlow

This is just a teaser from Paul and Jody’s fabulous wedding at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church and the Resort at Port Ludlow. More to come!

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Super Sonic Wedding Superb! Doing it Right at Court in the Square, Hotel 1000, and Pravda!

Naturally I’m enamored with the fact that Nick Collison is a Seattle Super Sonic. Still, at least 50% of my adoration for this couple belongs to Robbie Harriford Collison. Not only is she beautiful, she’s REAL.
From the moment I met Robbie 2.5 years ago, she lit up the room. Robbie, Nick and I originally met for a pregnancy session and have since collaborated on several more sessions: new baby (Emma), with family, engagement photos and of course, the wedding day.
So you want wedding day details… I swear Robbie and Nick hired an All Star Team!
First and foremost, I take my lens cap off to Janel Schlitt, owner of Occasions, LLC. Janel made this day over-the-top spectacular. Shhhh. Don’t tell, but a glitch did happen, and Janel handled it as if it was part of the plan. She’s smooooth.

With the help of Rented Elegance and Athena Flora, and the fabulous, warm background of modern Hotel 1000, a more luscious wedding there could not be.

Here are a few of the photos showing this wonderful day, staring Robbie and Nick Collison!

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Tiara’s on Location is responsible for the sexy make-up for Bride, Mom and Maids. She also did most of the hairstyles. Robbie had two different hairstyles, both created by Robbie’s friend John.
Lisa Dupar Caterer created scrumptious food. Red, and White umbrellas from Bella Umbrella. The talented DJ, Austin Beaver of Nitelite Entertainment, provided outstanding skills and sound system. British Motorcoach added flavor with the classic Bentley.

Trash the Dress, and Your Pajamas Too

This entry is inspired by Mother Talkers, an informative, get-involved site for mothers (and some fathers may enjoy it too). Specifically, I’m responding to a post about the now notorious “Trash the Dress” phenomenon.

Trashing the dress is anything but new. Photographing weddings since 1989 I have always most enjoyed sharing in the sheer joy of the day with those clients less concerned with wear and tear of the dress, and more with their overall excitement about their evolving relationship.

Wanting to keep a dress clean before the ceremony is understandable (though it’s helpful to get more spontaneous, fun, dramatic shots with those LESS concerned with a bit of dirt.)
Yet we all have dreams. Perhaps a bride owns a white horse. It makes sense to wait until after the wedding day to capture those classic bride-on-horse dreamy moments. I’m helping to fulfill dreams and visions, capturing a playful side of my clients. Why not have some fun, hurt no one, be gorgeous, be you, imagined or real, while dirty, wet, or wind blown?!

I prefer to involve both partners in the “trash” sessions. Marriage is not a solo journey.

Some of my recent trash, well, more RECYCLE concepts for couples include:
Riding on motor scooters, veil secured but wildly blown, dress hiked, shoes as jewels, even if a bit of mud hangs from the heel.
Mist sprayed bodies on a boat and then dock. Dog in tow. Who cares if the pup jumps on you. The wedding is over!
Sandy feet and dress fringe. No need to get the whole dress wet, unless you want to!
A romantic bathroom scene, complete with shaving cream, bubbles, and less.
Both of you romping in the hay, grass, mud. Then, of course, there’s clean-up time.
Simply going to your favorite location and not pampering the dress. Think Pike Place Market. Even if you don’t roll on the ground, your dress will be dirty.

Trash the dress if you want, or simply allow it to get soiled while you create life-lasting moments. Why wait for a wedding? Trash your pajamas today!

Wedding at The Seattle Yacht Cub: Photograph Your Life. What a Difference 5 Years makes!

Client personalities are a favorite part of my job, my challenge, my life’s adventure. Some stand out above even my usual, fabulous clients.
Five years ago I had the BEST TIME photographing Gregg and Olinda Blackburn’s engagement session and then their Seattle Yacht Club wedding. These two are stand-outs in all the best ways. Recently I was thrilled to have a studio visit with Olinda and their daughter, Hailey. What a difference 5 years makes, but besides having Hailey in tow, you wouldn’t know it’s been 5 years by looking at Olinda.
Now we’re planning a Fall session including Gregg. I love hanging out with these three. I hope to be their photographer for life!
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Five years later…
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Look at this gorgeous woman. Would you know she has a 3 year old?
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Seattle Bride Magazine Best of 2007

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Seattle Bride knows how to throw a party. This years Best Of (Wedding Vendors) event at the new Pan Pacific Hotel was a sun-filled, indoor/outdoor martini and sushi feast. Much of the praise goes to Director of Catering, Erik Franklin. He has a warmth and humbleness you expect from your boyscout cousin, while demonstrating a calm, I’m in-charge flair. He showed the modern suites to my sister and me, complete with balcony, warm currents of color and texture, modern bath fixtures, and windows, windows, windows. We natural-light photography specialists love windows.
Back at the party, I LOVED being able to glide back and forth between bright, climate controlled, modern interior, then out to the attached sunset facing deck. A more rowdy deck party atmosphere contrasted the indoor intimate setting. Easily I could see this indoor/outdoor versitility working well during an evening of Michael Benson Band’s fun and furious Big Band sets. (Congratulations to Michael Benson who won “Best Of” again.)
Pan Pacific has a keen sense of style that goes beyond decor. A match made in Asia, Luly Yang designed the stylish hotel uniforms. Luly took the Best Of for Dress Shop too. She got my vote.
As for photographic possibilities: Endless! Loved the lounge, the fireplace, stairway, railing, the warm wood walls, modern fixtures and art everywhere. More than anything, I loved the natural light, and the sense of Welcome Erik Franklin calmly exudes.
Thanks for the great party, Seattle Bride. See you next year!

Video clip shows Janet Klinger at work.

Aaron Horton created this video clip to illustrate how Janet works. We love working with Aaron. Great eye, attitude, and bends over backwards.

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Dress designed by Luly Yang. Hair and Make up by Tiara’s on Location, Models: Sandra Kord and Nick Skinner. Location: The W Hotel, Seattle. Ring: Green Lake Jewelry Works.

Thank you to our generous vendors!

The 2007 Urban Bridal Fashion Infusion was made possible by the generous contributions of the following Seattle vendors:

Luly Yang Couture
206.623.8200

David Galliett of Rented Elegance
425.462.2244

Tiara’s on Location- Hair & Makeup
206.818.0341

Darcy Camden of Styled Seattle
206.349.3401

The Tux Shop
206.363.5020

Merry Beth Turpin of Aisle of View
425.427.2277

Bella Umbrella
425.844.8461

Green Lake Jewelry Works
206.527.1108

Pravda Studios
206.728.1177

W Seattle
206.264.6000

The Heights on Capitol Hill Apartments
206.838.5558

Aaron Horton Productions Videography
206.679.8784

A tremendous thanks also goes to our models who played “Bride” and “Groom” for the day: Sandra Kord, Tricia Benzinger, Elisa Pupko, Marcio Catalano, Michael Reese and Nick Skinner.

Green Lake Jewelry Works, A Seattle Gem.

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Seattle is blessed with many fine jewelers. Still, when I was looking for a jeweler to participate in Urban Fashion Infusion, I immediately thought of Green Lake Jewelry Works. I was thrilled when owner Jim Tuttle joined the growing crew of collaborators.

Over the years, my clients have worked with talented Green Lake designers to fulfill each unique vision. You have no vision to speak of? A jaunt around the custom studio will have you wishing for 10 more ring fingers to satiate your cravings.

My daughter, Ellie, turns 3 in June. Surely this is a big enough event to inspire gift giving (and I don’t mean for Ellie).

Feel free to forward this post to my husband! ;-)

Luly Yang Couture

The selection of dresses, gowns and accessories displayed at Luly Yang’s 4th Ave studio is what dreams are made of. Darcy Camden and I were tickled to enjoy this fashion dreamland while selecting dresses for Fashion In Fusion. Luly runs her business with the utmost care and attention to detail, and given that we were treated like queens, just imagine how YOU will be treated!

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Remember this name, as if you haven’t already!

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These are a few of the Luly Yang dresses we are considering. This is an inventory shot only with the lens and flash on hand, but you can still get a sense of how glorious these designs are. Just wait until they are well lite and on a gorgeous Bride!

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Details make the difference, but nothing matters more than having a master designer!

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I am guilty of not knowing Luly’s full scope until now. This is a complete salon with jewelry, shoes, wraps, veils, and party dresses. Remember, these shots were taken without the benefit of good lighting. There’s nothing like seeing them in person. — Well, perhaps in the upcoming fashion spreads…

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Darcy envisioning which of our brides or models might wear this particular gown in which of our urban settings.

The sessions are coming up May 22 and 23. We’ll post some images within the following week. Stay tuned.

Oh Lucky Day! Darcy Camden on Board for Fashion In Fusion.

Oh Lucky me! (and Lucky are the winning Model Bride and Model Groom.) Darcy Camden has agreed to join our creative team as stylist for the upcoming Fashion in Fusion Photo Sessions. One incredible person after another has joined our crew. Today, Darcy is icing on the cake!
For those of you who don’t know, Darcy Camden is a busy gal. Not only is she Director of Promotions and Public Relations at John Robert Powers Acting/Modeling Academy, Darcy is also Fashion Contributor & stylist for Ambush Makeover on Northwest Afternoon on KOMO-TV. She even has her own fashion advice column, Ask Darcy. As if that doesn’t keep her busy enough, Darcy is owner of Styled Seattle, a personal shopping/stylist service. I’m signing up to hire her TODAY! Better yet, she signed on with Fashion in Fusion today! Honored to have you join the team, Darcy!
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Darcy Camden, featured in
The Seattle Times: Pacific Northwest
Magazine Fashion issue, August 2006

Model Bride, Model Groom Contest. Are YOU gorgeous?

Model Bride, Model Groom Contest

Janet Klinger Photography
in collaboration with

David Galliett
of Rented Elegance
Merry Beth Turpin of Aisle of View

And

Luly Yang Couture

Present

Urban Fashion In Fusion

Beautiful Brides, Gorgeous Grooms
Model exquisite couture along with the professionals!
Enter to win a day of glamor, excitement, and a chance to be published!

You will be treated to professional hair and make up

by top designer Tiara’s on Location.
Fashion Styling by expert Darcy Camden
Let your inner-Urban out!

One winning Bride and one winning Groom will choose
one from the following

$800 towards a coffee table book from the fashion sessions
*$800 credit on Janet Klinger’s wedding packages

Up to two hours of Portrait photography

AND

One hour of wedding consultation, compliments of Aisle of View
A complimentary Signature Bella Umbrella
25% off a Décor and Flower package from David Galliett of Rented Elegance

And other vendor discounts and gifts

How to enter: Entry deadlines are May 18th. Send up to 4 photographs of yourself to info@janetklinger.com, indicating the referring wedding professional. You can also begin by replying to this post. Please note that more than one Bride and one Groom may participate in fashion shoots, but only one of each will be chosen Winner.
More:

Fashion sessions are tentatively planned for May 22 and 23, 2007.Your wedding date must be between
Jan 1, 2006 and Dec 31, 2008. Claiming prizes must take place prior to Dec 31, 2008. You must provide the name of the referring wedding professional. All ages 18 and older are welcome. You must sign a model release agreeing to unlimited use of the images. You will receive digital files of all images you participated in, printable up to 8×10. * It is completely fine if you already have your wedding vendors booked. We simply want the best people for the session.

Note to Seattle Wedding Coordinators and Vendors
Do you know Incredible Brides and Gorgeous Grooms?
Send them our way. If your referred Bride and/or Groom wins, you too can use the images for promotion.
Inquire about Vendor Details

Seattle Hair & Make-up Artist, Erin Skipley of Bellatrix Studio

I was thrilled to meet make-up artist Erin Skipley of Bellatrix Studio at Monday’s ABC meeting. She’s talented, hip, and a gentle soul. I looked at her book. WOW! I’m trying to come up with a reason to have her do MY hair and make-up. (Can changing a diaper be considered a special occassion?) Erin’s client list is as impressive as her work.

Erin has also agreed to be part of the Urban Fashion in Fusion photo session. I can ‘t wait to work with her!

Golf Club at Newcastle, Seattle’s Best Wedding Location for Sunset and View

Over and over I’m asked which Seattle Wedding venue I like best. Always at the top of the list is Golf Club at Newcastle. There are so many reasons. But this entry won’t cover the caring staff, elegant interior, spacious patio, grand tent or how some of my all time favorite (and continuing) clients happen to choose this fabulous venue. For now, just the view and sunset.

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This is the first time I used this spot. The kiss was of their own inspiration. (Though getting them all the way out there took some encouragement.)

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A moment alone. Long lenses are great for allowing Bride and Grooms “private” moments.

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Only moments after their romantic ceremony, this wonderful Bride and Groom ran out of the tent in newlywed excitement.

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To think. All day rain threatened. In my many Newcastle weddings I’ve never missed capturing a great sky, even if a bit gray. Seemingly poor weather adds drama to the sky. I like DRAMA!

Seattle Metropolitan Bride and Groom

Seattle Metropolitan Bride & Groom magazine invited me to a luncheon at the elegant, modern and distinctly urban Hotel 1000. Immediately I wondered why Seattle might want a second Nuptial publication. We already have Seattle Bride. The answer came minutes after stepping off the elevator into a sweet smelling foyer. I was enthusiastically greeted by Poison Waters herself, in her bright, don’t miss me for a moment, blue dress. Now would Seattle Bride have a drag queen host their gala? No doubt things are shaking up here in the NW, so who knows what tomorrow may bring for Seattle Bride. But today there’s Seattle Metropolitan Bride & Groom. Notice the G word. My husband, formerly my finance, was offended and surprised that so little was addressed to Grooms. He was a huge part of our wedding planning. SMB&G recognizes and encourages the Grooms involvement. Equally as (formerly) disappointing, I have submitted images from my numerous gay and lesbian weddings, never to be published in a bridal mag. SMB&G includes everyone’s nuptials in their scope, which should be taken for granted, for goodness sake!

Seattle Metropolitan Magazine certainly did their homework. Invited were some of my favorite wedding vendors. Luly Yang, John Gardner of Aria Style, Coordinators Merry Beth Turpin of Aisle of View and Travis and Jesse from True Colors Events. Others I at least had the pleasure of saying hello to: the ever helpful Me Ra Koh and Jeff LaPlante, Sharlane Chase, Grace and Hun of GH Kim, Michael Good, Katarina from J Garner, The Lulu weddings gals, The Junebug weddings gals, the catering team at the elegant, waterfront Woodmark Hotel. If all of these quality Seattle wedding vendors sign up with SMB&G, brides and grooms can be sure to find top wedding professionals all in one publication. OK, that’s all for now. Ellie is awake. It takes forever to create links so I have to stop right now!
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The Theme of the Day, “Get Rocked”.

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The sweet smell of success. Cupcake Royale.

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These two weren’t the only ones enjoying the new zine.

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Our entertaining MC, Poison Waters.

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Seattle Metropolitan Bride & Groom Packed us in.

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From left to rignt, our hosts from Seattle Metropolitan Bride & Groom. Jill Spitznass, Editor. Laura Cassidy, Editor. Nicole Vogel, Publisher
These folks have experience. Portland Monthly, Seattle Metropolitan, and Portland Bride & Groom magazines are all in the family.

Golf Club at Newcastle. To Be the Best, They Work With the Best

WAY at the top of my favorite event locations, sitting high upon a hill overlooking Lake Washington, Bellevue, Seattle AND Puget sound, is the impeccably run Golf Club at New Castle. In the planning stages, it’s the professional, highly personable, caring staff that matter. But even more important is the impact the location itself has on an event’s ambiance. This spot is unbeatable for sunsets, spacious and gracious environments, and for a mix of country and urban flair. If you can, fit these folks into your budget, and change your event to a Wednesday if that’s what’s available!

Last night, Newcastle, who always pampers it’s vendors even on wild and crazy event days, spoiled us. Ninety of the Clubs staff and favorite vendors convened to the elegant St Andrew’s Ballroom for a fabulous night of food, friends and fun.

I was thrilled to be the only photographer present. Now, undoubtedly others were invited, but since I don’t know that, I can bask in my own little world for a while. AND I was presented with a round of golf for two. Thank you, Newcastle! If you haven’t played golf here, go get those clubs.

Newcastle hosted more people than I have time to write about, so I’ll narrow this mention to those I had the pleasure of talking with. At the top of the list is the detailed Director of Catering, Theresa “TC” Bailey, with her ever watchful eye. I also laughed with Susan Aeschliman, Kimberly Sissel and Daneka Sarkies who excel when it comes to helpfulness and making sure Newcastle events are just so.

Top event coordinators were there. My hero in this realm is Merry Beth Turpin of Aisle of View. She knows how to make, and if necessary, SAVE the day. I have stories to tell… Sitting next to me was Jackie Ross Grotle of Event Success. She and I have never worked together, and now I’m on a mission to change this. She’s a wonderful, highly intelligent person. Hire both of us and I’ll make you a “deal” through 2008. (This is were you run down the isle, arms waving, screaming your head off because you’re a WINNER!) Great teams make the difference! I also love Kerry Cooper of Bliss Events. Talk about a sweet and organized person. Her adorable designer hubby was there too. Naturally, Wendy Wojcik, of Weddings with Wendy was there, looking gorgeous as ever. Make your event as beautiful. Hire Wendy. Go All The Way! I finally met Margaret Perugini from Andy Mirkovich Productions. She is professional, elegant and warm at the same time. I certainly hope she has her athletic 82 year old groom and 80 year old bride enter my Urban Fusion Fashion contest. (Keep watching. Details within the week!).

In a category of his own is David Galliett of Rented Elegance. This man is TALENTED. When you want ambiance, David’s environments take your breath away. One-stop shop here for props, flowers, linens, and more, or David will happily designs along with a creative team of florist, caterer and coordinator. David = WOW factor. Do the math!

An event for the truly fabulous wouldn’t be complete without John Gardner from Aria Style. John keeps raising the bar in both floral and decor. He has some incredible linens I’ve not seen elsewhere, and that’s just the beginning. Cheers, John! I had the pleasure of sitting next to the sweet and very helpful Allyson Weekly of Plateau Florist. She went out of her way to help me juggle all my camera gear, martini, dinner plate and wallet. And IS she patient. Thanks for you help, Allyson. Helpfulness is one trait you want in a florist!

There were great DJs there too! Greg Lowder of Affairs to Remember had me cracking up, as usual. What a wonderful person. A great listener too. It was great to see Tim Stever of Beautiful Noise. (I photographed his wedding about 15 years ago!) His cutting edge looks mirrors his adaptability. What YOU want to hear is Tim’s specialty. Dan and Bryan Kretz of Emerald City Productions did a great, if difficult job at last nights event. They provided theme music to support a wild and crazy game show that was going on during dinner. The music selected and their timing was right on! Great job D & B! Darrell Christel of Daddy Cool Productions is just that. Daddy Cool! He has a wonderful way about him, so while I have yet to work with Darrell, I can’t wait until I do. This man has PERSONALITY! Tom Denman of A sound Celebration specializes in “Music for all Occasions”. Naturally, he was present at this top-vendor event.

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Location Location Location (and don’t forget, Photographer Photographer Photographer!) ;-)

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The sushi bar was my favorite part. (Being deprived in pregnancy only fed this gals raw passion!) Display, taste, variety. Newcastle has a Master Sushi Chef!

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Yummy, elegant Cucumber Pimms Cup Sorbet!

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Or maybe THIS was my favorite part!

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Introducing a new Chef and Pastry Chef.
Freedom of Chef expression! We all love grilled salmon, but try your Chef’s specialty too. Aren’t great ideas one reason you hired professionals? And can you spell C.H.O.C.O.L.A.T.E.?

It’s All in the Details

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The right vendors make your life simple and your event, well, YOURS!
For this class-act wedding our team consisted of the following quality vendors:

Janet Klinger Photography (Naturally, I put this first!)
Vows, Katy Griffiths, Coordinator
Aria Style, Flowers/Decor
Luly Yang Couture, Dress and Bow Tie Designer
Michelle Keller, Make-up
Matt Jorgensen Band
Inn at the Market, Ceremony Location
Cafe Campagne, Reception Location

Magnets. Make your Wedding Date Stick!

Save the Date! Now anything goes to get your family and friends to reserve your wedding date. Traditional cards and photos are still king, but messages in a bottle, e-mails, frames with the wedding date engraved, and now, magnets! Jenny Tang and Luan Kinh Le sent out these fun magnets as their Save the Date. Love these! Get them at Magnet Street.
I can wait to photography Jenny and Luan on the Vegas strip and at their gorgeous spa location, Green Valley Ranch Resort.

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