At last!

Our new website is now up! Check it out at www.laurelislephotography.com
It was time to update our portfolio to represent our style a little more than our old site. Hopefully this will give you a taste of who we are :)

We also moved our blog over to: www.laurelisleblog.com ! So update your bookmarks and check us out over there.

- Lauren & Lindsay

Wedding Wednesday: Photobooth Props

Maybe the only thing more fun than a photobooth, are the props you get to use in one! Playing Grown Up is a fun Etsy shop that has adorable chalk bubbles, mustaches and banners which will really make your photobooth images pop!

Playing Grown Up

Featured: Chez Wedd

Our photos made it to their inspiration board :)
chezwedd.com

Snaparazzi Cam: Birthday Party Fun!

Check out a full party review over at the Charm blog: www.charm-events.blogspot.com

Wedding Wednesday: Fun placecards!

One of our favorite companies to order from is Moo and here they are paired with a reception essential! Moo products are high quality and we love the look and feel of their cards.

Here a bride has used their mini cards to make her place cards:


Cute right?? Check out their website to get the how to: Moo Cards

Also! Use this code: Q6B6NQ to get 20% off your order. It's only valid until 11.59pm (PT) 30th March 2011 TODAY- so make sure to place your order before then! The 20% discount does not apply to Shipping, Rush Printing, or Logo Design.

SBFA 2011 Banquet

Diaz Wedding

The 1940s was full of class and fashion to die for. The Diaz wedding that took place this winter embodied that very image. The bridesmaids were fitted in a calved length 40s black gown and cute bright red wedges. The groomsmen took the traditional suits and added a red tie to match the ladies. Guests arrived in their best 40s design. WWII soldiers ushered people to their seats, and 40s gangsters provided the mood music; however, outshining the red accents of this black and white wedding, were the smiles of both the bride and the groom. As soon as she walked down the stairway of the amphitheater, a bright smiled formed on the grooms face. As the bride came closer, tears formed in his eyes. It was a precious moment to see them not only exchange smiles, but also vows that will hold through their lifetime. I was honored to capture this life changing day for the Diaz's and I wish them all the best!