Ella Bella: Chelsea and Jason

Monday, January 5, 2009

Chelsea and Jason

December 20, 2008
Ceremony: LDS Logan Temple
Reception: Riter Mansion
Photographer: Jessica's Photography

These adorable bags were made by the brides sister-in law for all the children in the wedding party. They were filled with things to keep them occupied throughout the evening. What a great idea Crystal!

There's just something about pretty little girls in matching dresses...ya gotta love it!!!

2 comments:

Izlas Imaging by Eric Richards said...: You do great work my friend! Let's chat--- ericdrichards@gmail.com; January 26, 2009 at 6:29 PM
Leslie said...: OH my heck. I found your blog from MBK and have been looking at your stuff. You're amazing! I am so excited you're doing a booth at the Showcase. I will definitely come by and say hi!

Thanks for the comment on my blog by the way :); February 2, 2009 at 4:18 PM

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Vicki

From my earliest recollection, playing with flowers seemed a natural source of enjoyment for me. At age 5, I remember entering in the "Sand Saucer" event at school. Basically you took a saucer, filled it with sand and covered it with fresh cut flowers... no stems required. I remember mine had pansies and I couldn't wait until I was old enough to enter the "Flowers in a Bottle" arranging contest reserved for the much older and smarter 7-8yr olds. Being born and raised in New Zealand gave me a unique perspective on all things beautiful. My father a jeweler... my mother a theatrical director... threw us into a world of creative juice. The rest of my life has been spent in the pursuit of such. My greatest creation? Without a doubt... it is family. They who bring me the greatest joy, are those whom my husband and I have shared in bringing into this world. Now the circle widens as they are embarking on their own search for happiness. That is why I love weddings. It is the beginning of a new family. A new creation. So much "Joy" to come... and the process continues. Families are the basic unit of our society. We need to savor, nurture and protect them. Our small part as "Ella Bella", is helping others celebrate the beginings of this joyous occasion. There is something incredibly satisfying in that.