I've had this set for 4 years. Every time I think about taking it down and replacing it, something holds me back. I just can't let go. What do you think? Should I replace it? What if we had a fireplace in the studio instead? Would you miss it too much? HELP!
So you're getting married? If you've done any research at all, then you know boudoir is a very popular gift for your groom. He's never wanted anything more actually. It's really the only thing he can't buy himself.
Let's say you know nothing about boudoir, especially bridal boudoir, I'll give you an idea of why it's suck an amazing thing to do.
You are committing your life to another, becoming truly selfless. All of your intimacy shared with this person, becoming vulnerable in the most beautiful way possible. Boudoir is the perfect, most whole documentation of this sacred moment.
I'm sure most people imagine that I spend weeks planning and prepping for a shoot that creates this kind of magic. While in most cases that is true, this one sort of happened on the fly. We knew the canola in northwestern Oklahoma was in bloom and the open window in our crazy schedule was small. Luckily sweet Gabby made it work and even ate fried chicken with us at Eischens bar on the way home.
The gorgeous vintage gown and robe made Gabby look like a prairie princess. This is how outdoor boudoir is done. Special thanks to the team that made this happen, Levi for finding the location and letting us shoot him as well, Shelby for keeping track of all our wardrobe and gear. Gabby for withstanding the wind and being willing to let three photographers bark orders at her for an hour. Love you guys!
