Ok, so we teased you with the behind-the-scenes video, now here are the final images from our vintage Treasure the Dress shoot! We are very proud of this romantic vintage look created using a bespoke photographic technique.

It was great to see all these beautiful wedding details working together with this  style of photography. The popular nude colour palette provided a great opportunity to mix details from vintage and contemporary sources, such as the Karen Millen silk dress and quartz bracelet from Ann-tiques in Camden Road, Tunbridge Wells, and the stunning feather and sequin fascinator from Accessorize. This photographic technique would be perfect for any kind of Style Shoot, wedding or otherwise, so do get in touch if this style would work with any ideas you may have for your shoot.

We had a wonderful time in the sunshine by the Sussex seaside, as did the lovely Anna who  even took some photos of her own to document the occasion (which you can see in the video from our previous post!).

Wanted to share this behind-the-scenes look at a recent Treasure-the-Dress Style Shoot. We photographed this beautiful vintage wedding theme on the Sussex coast over the weekend. We will be posting the entire set of photos tomorrow – absolutely dying for you to see them!

We were delighted when Emmie of Little Miss Wedding got in touch to ask us to share Sam&Keiko’s Treasure the Dress Shoot! Do click on the screen shot below to read the full feature.

Braving the cold in pursuit of the perfect picture is probably something you’d associate with slightly maniacal landscape photographers, but we’ve recently been blessed with hardy clients Sam and Keiko. With a high chance of rain forecast for their wedding day, the original plan involved dashing down to local beauty spot The Pantiles after the ceremony for the couples shots. Unfortunately, the weather was a little too unwelcoming, and although we managed to get some fantastic photos after the ceremony, as already posted here, we were all disappointed that the Pantiles shoot had to be abandoned.

We agreed it would be great if we could organise ourselves (and the weather!) to fulfil the original plan at a later date. Luckily, just before the recent snowfall hit the South East, we had a sunny day which offered the perfect opportunity to stroll around and get some really fantastic photographs. Kudos to Sam and Keiko – we were cold despite being fully togged up, but they were determined that it wasn’t going to spoil the day! We had great fun and unsurprisingly attracted a great deal of attention from passers-by, including a number of well-wishers for the future!

Thanks once again to such a great couple – we wish them all the best for the future. Please see our Weddings page for further details of our Treasure the Dress package.

♥ This wedding was featured on Little Miss Wedding! ♥