I have been teasing you for weeks about this so lets get started at soaking in pretty pictures taken in a pretty place.
All photos by Denise Andersen.
To achieve a floaty veil shot like this one, you must have a volunteer willing to throw the veil up in the air and run away as quickly as possible. My volunteer was a girl from the U.S. who had a friend with her that warned me the photos she was taking would be all over Facebook the next day.
I think we made it to the coliseum somewhere around 2 or 3 am. You will notice that in most of these photos I am not smiling, as I was focusing all of my energy towards trying to figure out what to do with that dang veil.
A gentle wind picked up towards the end of the evening and it was just perfect. It made the veil float, and it kept me from doing really weird things like wrapping it around myself like a mummy (you'll see a shot of that later).
These last few were taken somewhere around 3:30 am. I could hardly stand up straight, but the exhaustion was definitely worth it because they ended up being my favorite shots of the night.
If you see a look of extreme pain on my face it's because these shots were taken while my Mom held the camera in one hand and took the pictures, and used her other hand to yank my veil up and down. My poor sister will forever be a little bitter that she wasn't allowed to come along on this trip and act as the assistant photographer. We definitely could have used her for this part of the night.
Hands down, this black and white shot is my favorite. I love the movement in it, and that the coliseum is a little bit muted in the background.
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17 comments:
Oh. My. God. That is probably the best bridal shoot I have ever seen! Every shot is amazingly beautiful; you could frame any one of them. Your mom is a brilliant photographer! Does she have a website?
Wow. They are so frickin' cool!
AMAZING!
The not smiling makes them even better, seriously.
Wow.
Those are gorgeous. I agree with you and my favorite is the one with the colliseum being a bit obscured.
But really all of them are perfect.
Absolutely amazing! When I first looked at them, I thought they were for a magazine or bridal book :)
Is this the dress you will wear the day of? I love it!
they turned out AMAZING! wow, jenna! you look so good. how cool to be able to hang these in your home some day.
Those are some of the most amazing pictures I have ever seen!!!!!
all the pictures are just gorgeous. Everything just flows so well. Love every one of them.
Jenna... STUNNING! You seriously just took my breath away! I love everything... your dress, your hair, you face, everything! Your mom did a fabulous job! You just glow... I love you!
I forgot to tell you, I nominated you for the Premio award.
http://style-ishwedding.blogspot.com/2008/07/kisses-to-my-dear-diabolina-for-my-very.html
I loove the colesium ones! Those are awesome. It's almost like it can't be real. And having gone to teh Trevi fountain befor eand seen teh crows I'm amazed you got any pics without a ton of people in it!
sooo fun
this makes me miss rome. it's been too long since i've been.
What an amazing bridal shoot!
These are BEAUTIFUL!!!
Wow!
amazing!!!! so beautiful!!!!
Gorgeous, seriously gorgeous!
Oh my!! Those are gorgeous. You are gorgeous! I wish I were there. Your mom is an amazing photographer I wish she lived closer and could take pics of my baby:)
My mom's website is deniseandersen.com for all those who are interested.
kelly b-No I have a different dress. I can't wait for my fitting!
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