Charlotte’s Bridal Boudoir Album Layout
Today’s blog: Charlotte’s did a bridal boudoir session to boost her own confidence pre-wedding, and to create the most incredible groom gift for her future husband. Here’s her album layout in all it’s glory.
The perfect groom gift: Part Two with curvy E
You know I’m all about the girls right? You do not need anyone to do a boudoir shoot for, because you ought to do it foryourowndamnself. But, if you do have a fantastic partner who treats you right and is about to put a ring on it, you’re not going to find a better wedding gift than this. It’s guaranteed to surprise and delight;) If you’re marrying a girl, I’m sure she’d be thrilled to receive something like this too.
This is part two of E’s boudoir photo shoot, and it’s all things bridal. We paired white and ivory lingerie with a veil, E’s wedding shoes, and lots of delicious natural light. Wardrobe wise, I always recommend adding some of these extra bits in, even if you’re not going to wear a veil on the day or are planning to wear flats under your dress. It really easy to pull a few wedding accessories together (I can help), and it gives the shoot a little something special. For makeup we often go with the classic nude lip and soft smokey eye, but if you’re a red lip girl we’ve got you there too.
If you missed part one, it’s worth a look because it’s the total opposite – dark and moody, and we shot it by candlelight for those extra sexy vibes (LOL). Check that out here: E’s moody plus size boudoir photo shoot part one.
xx
Stormy
Veils and summer lingerie at Celine’s boudoir photo shoot: PART ONE
Hello blogland, meet Celine:
It’s she great? We started with a happy bridal boudoir look. This sort of thing is simple to throw together: white or cream lingerie, cheap veil, done.
You can obviously add more if you’d like. Garters, wedding shoes, wedding hairpieces, white stockings, and more complicated wedding lingerie all look lovely, but if you’re not a lace and tulle sort of girl you don’t have to force it:)
Such a lovely smile:) 🙂 🙂
I recently read “Americanah” by Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and absolutely loved it. I’ve always liked shooting natural black hair, but I feel like I understand the context much better now. It’s brilliant novel, perfect for a smart summer read, and described by the author in this way:
“I like to say that this is a novel about love, about race, and about hair. In particular I want to talk about natural black hair, and how it’s not just hair. I mean, I’m interested in hair in sort of a very aesthetic way, just the beauty of hair, but also in a political way: what it says, what it means.” – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Still working out how to get this chandelier in more images.
For our second look, we did a summery orange lingerie look on modern hotel bedding.
I love this colour – so fresh and current. Celine’s makeup was done by Elizabeth Joseph-Love and fit the look perfectly.
I’m also working on these laying down bed poses shot from above recently.
It’s precarious, and pretty hit and miss – I get like, 1 in 12? But when it works, it works.
Celine has a great little lifestyle blog, hop on over if you fancy checking it out.
Last one from this set. We also did a few darker looks, so stay tuned for part two! On the blog soon.