Secret Rose Photography {Oklahoma Bridals}

I still kick myself for not getting bridal portraits taken, especially after a stunning shoot

like this shows up in my inbox.  Everything about this vintage Oklahoma bridal session from

Secret Rose Photography will make you swoon (scouts honor!)  For starters, can we talk about

the scenery? I mean, come on.  You can't beat those gorgeous sun-kissed plains...and how about

her magnificently whimsical gown?  I could romp around in that ALL. DAY. LONG. 

 I'm in heaven :)

Kaci {Myrtle Beach Bridals}

A good bridal session should be standard for any pretty little Southern Belle...and Mrs. Kaci's

shoot is a prime example. Planning an afternoon to get all dolled up in your wedding day attire is key.  Not only will it allow you a solid run through to make sure everything looks good and time to make any adjustments, it will also provide you with some stress-free time with your photographer to create some seriously frame-able images you might not have time for day of. 

Photographer Gillian Reinhardt of Carolina Studios spent a beautiful Lowcountry afternoon capturing this stunning bride in all her glory :)  Check back later this afternoon for Kaci and

her studly husband Nigel's engagement photos.

P.S. My favorite of all these beauties is the one directly below and to the right...the close up. Gorgeous!

 

Colleen - Boone Hall Plantation

Today's bride, Colleen had the brilliant idea to select the grounds of Boone Hall Plantation as
the backdrop for her bridal portraits...and boy, did it pay off!   Located just over the bridge in
Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, this stunning Lowcountry venue is a must-see when location
scouting.  Once home to the 2004 movie, The Notebook, Boone Hall offers a picturesque setting
 for bridals, engagement sessions, rehearsal dinners and weddings

Photographed by talented Charleston photographer, Carmen Ash, Colleen spent the day
touring the  property and taking advantage of the beautiful scenery.  

How beautiful is this Southern bride and her perfectly Lowcountry portraits?