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‘Tis the season for not only turkey and Christmas trees but engagements! And we all know what happens after someone gets down on one knee… an engagement shoot! This week, we’ll be bringing you three different takes on the engagement session, each sweet and simple and stunningly photographed. No awkward props, no awkward poses, just lovely people being photographed by lovely photographers in lovely places.

Today, we’re starting things off with a session from Lauren Larsen. Sarah + Jon chose to be photographed on his family’s ranch, and we agree that they couldn’t have chosen a more beautifully rustic or meaningful location. Well done, you two! (You three, including the talented Lauren — see more on her blog here!)

Thanks so much for sharing, Sarah + Jon! Good luck with the rest of wedding planning!

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Giveaway :: MM Ink Calligraphy

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Happy Monday, lovelies! And it is a happy Monday, indeed, because we’re starting the week off with a fabulous giveaway from our dear friend Moya, of MM Ink. Moya just recently launched a completely redesigned site, and we couldn’t be more thrilled for her. We’ve known about her genius with the pen for quite awhile now, but her new site will introduce so many more brides to her lovely swashes and flourishes. Check it out here!

We love Moya’s work so much we featured it in both V2 AND V3. Moya is kind and extremely conscientious, and we couldn’t ask for a better vendor partner for photoshoots. We’re sure you’ll feel the same way if you choose to work with her on your wedding!

Ahhhh, doesn’t Moya’s handiwork look so gorgeous photographed by Jose? Not that it needs any help looking gorgeous, but still.

The good news for y’all? Moya is giving away 75 hand-lettered escort cards or place cards to one lucky reader. It doesn’t get much more beautiful than that, ladies!

To win: Take a peek at Moya’s new site and let us know which calligraphy style is your favorite in the comments section. This giveaway will close at 11:59pm on Sunday, and we’ll announce the winner next week! Good luck!

Purple product images are c/o Claudia Lopez Photography

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    […] more note: Unfortunately, we were never able to get in contact with our winner from the fabulous MMInk giveaway a few weeks back. We couldn’t let the prize go unclaimed though, so we’ve selected a […]

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In honor of Veteran’s Day, we thought we’d share this lovely proposal story with you. Joe, the groom-to-be, conspired with photographer Michelle Cross to document his elaborate plan, and we’re so glad he did! In Michelle’s words:

“When Joe left the house on Saturday morning, Jill was under the impression that her beau would only be gone for a half hour or so. She began making breakfast, but was soon stopped by the knock at the front door. When she opened the door to find her neighbor standing there with a red rose and a card, the confusion set in. After being told she had an hour to get ready, Jill headed to a nearby lake, where she was to find rose — and clue — number two. After a rowboat ride across the lake and an obstacle course challenge, she was given her second rose by Joe’s fellow Marine before being directed to the National Marine Corps Museum. What Jill thought was going to be a quick trip to the lake had turned into a day full of physical challenges, relationship trivia, and lots and lots of roses. From the museum, Jill was sent to the Kennedy Center, the White House, the Haupt Fountains, the Washington Monument, the Starbucks on H Street, the Korean, WWII, and Vietnam memorials, and then, finally, the Lincoln Memorial. If you lost count, that makes twelve roses, twelve challenges, and twelve Marines in the dress blues that Jill had to find.

Oh yes, she said YES!”

See the rest of the story and a few more photos on Michelle’s blog! Congratulations, Joe and Jill, and thank you for your service from all the SW ladies!

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  1. avatar Emily Scott reply

    I love these images. So much.

  2. avatar Coretta reply

    This is one of my favorite blog posts ever! Michelle Cross did an amazing job with the photography. And this couple. Wow. I’m Air Force, but I have a really soft spot in my heart for a Marine in dress blues.

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