Black, White, and Green Art Gallery Shoot
A team of talented Annapolis-area vendors stage a high-fashion photo shoot
By
Kim Forrest
A gown with architectural details and greenery in lieu of flowers contributes to a contemporary feel. All photographs by David Hartcorn Photography
We love a good backyard, vintage-inspired wedding as much as the next gal, but we’re starting to think that clean, ultramodern events are what’s next in wedding style here in the DC area (we’re thinking a toned-down version of Kim Kardashian’s black-and-white wedding, perhaps).
So obviously we were delighted to see this photo shoot styled by the unique and chic Julie Savage of Strawberry Milk Events (whose blog we’ve admired for a while), and shot by David Hartcorn Photography. Several other Annapolis vendors (listed below) also contributed their creativity and talents to these photos, which were shot at a private residence in Annapolis.
According to Savage, the shoot was inspired by the phrase: “Love is the most beautiful art form.” With a color scheme of black, white, and kelly green, the vendors created lots of inspiring details (the mini champagne bottle save-the-date, the black dinnerware, the graphic menu), that are totally wedding-worthy.
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Comments
what a nest of hacks. that’s some of the worst work in post i’ve ever seen
Posted by: zimaguzzler, Jan 30, 2012 10:14:25 PM
Wow, this is just gorgeous!
Posted by: Wendy {Weswen Design}, Sep 19, 2011 03:32:20 PM
It was such a pleasure to be the hair stylist for this shoot!
Posted by: Ayo Napata, Sep 16, 2011 09:32:08 AM
Thank you for the beautiful article. It was fun being part of such a great and talented team.
Posted by: Great Expectations Flowers, Sep 15, 2011 02:35:04 PM
Thank you Kim, we appreciate the recognition! Such a nice article.
Posted by: David Hartcorn Photography, Sep 14, 2011 01:46:00 PM
Thanks for featuring this, Kim! We had fun designing it.
Posted by: Strawberry Milk Events, Sep 14, 2011 12:31:31 PM
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