Shannen & Trey_ teaser from the wedding

Enjoy the images guys! The rest of the images are coming soon!

Tip # 23 for a perfect wedding day

Have a friend with you to examine the look of your veil from every possible angle. A veil that flatters your face may not flatter the back of your gown, and vice versa._How to Choose a Veil By an eHow Contributor

Shila & Teddy_ Canyon Gate Country Club (Las Vegas Wedding Photographer)

Shila & Teddy tied the knot at the beautiful Canyon Gate country Club surrounded by a lot of family members and friends. They had a traditional wedding. Beautiful female members of their family were dancing around them throwing $1 bills towards them for good luck. The atmosphere of the wedding was amazing! I posted a couple of images in the previous entry just from the beautiful flower design created by Naakiti Floral.











Father-daughter dance

Shila & Teddy_ Canyon Gate Country Club (Las Vegas Wedding Photographer)_details

The beautiful floral decoration for Shila & Teddy’s wedding was done by Randi from Naakiti Floral. She and her team did an awesome job! Here are a couple of detail images from their wedding:

Tip # 22 for a perfect wedding day

Try on lots of veils at your initial dress fitting - you can choose from tulle or organza, decorated with everything from lace or satin to crystals.
Choose a veil that complements your dress and doesn't obscure any special detail. Simple gowns look radiant in either a plain or ornate veil, but if you will be wearing a more elaborate dress, consider topping off your ensemble with a plain veil._How to Choose a Veil By an eHow Contributor

Tip # 21 for a perfect wedding day

Must I Wear a Wedding Veil?

What's the story with wedding veils? Do I have to wear a wedding veil, and if so, for how long?
Besides being a bridal icon -- and coquettishly sexy to boot -- the wedding veil has many symbolic interpretations and uses around the world and in different religions. For example, wedding veils were once donned as protection from evil spirits or used to prevent the bride and groom from seeing each other until the deal was sealed in an arranged marriage. Times have changed, but the wedding veil remains a popular part of the bridal ensemble. That said, you do not have to wear a veil on your wedding day, just as you do not have to toss your bouquet, wear a garter, or smear cake on each other's faces. If you do choose to wear a wedding veil, it is traditional to wear a blusher-style veil down the aisle, which is then lifted by either your father (before he leaves your side), maid-of-honor (before the final vows), or groom (after the final vows). If you don't like the idea of wearing a blusher, you can certainly walk down the aisle with your wedding veil worn back and away from your face. How long you wear your veil is up to you. Some brides find them somewhat unruly -- especially if you're getting married at the beach or other windy locale -- and can't wait to take them off after pictures or before they hit the dance floor. Luckily, many wedding veils are now detachable, which means they simply Velcro to your headpiece and can be easily removed without ruining your hairstyle. Keep your options open: Try out a variety of veils when you go gown shopping to make your final decision. And if you decide you don't care for them, simply go veil-less and don't wear one at all!

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Afrodite_ Children Photographer

The first trip during the summer leads me to California, Santa Barbara, where I had a chance to photograph my good friend’s beautiful kids. We spent a little time on the beach to create these images of Afrodite. She wants to be a model. We may see her face in a couple of years in magazines. She is more and more beautiful as she grows up.