Steve will be shooting an event at Blackacre over the weekend, and it’ll be his first time there, so we’re really looking forward to it. Look forward to some shots from this Louisville, KY area landmark in the days to come.

Our wedding package sale for January has a few more days. If you’re planning a wedding in the near future, get in touch.

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…and they danced the night away. This was the neatest wedding, lots of cultural things really came through. I’ll show the whole thing if you’re interested, just call for a wedding consultation. I always bring a few complete weddings to show potential clients, so let me know if this is one you’d like to see. It was held at the Brown, there was a parade, it was really cool.

If you’re Latina, and getting married, check out their contest giveaway.

I normally do not post things like this, but I really love the spirit of this magazine, so I am spreading the word about their $1000 spa package giveaway & $500 shopping spree.

Louisville Latinas, we’ve covered quinceaneros, we’d love to do Latino weddings, too! Get in touch!

I was just having this conversation with a lady who is interested in having a special party for her soon-to-be 13 year-old daughter:

Something Steve and I have talked about doing (he is a photographer) is promote fashion show parties. For $100, you get an hour’s worth of him and his camera going click-click-click-click at 8 frames per second, and the girls can strut around like they are supermodels. Then he would give you a 5×7 of each party guest and an 8×10 for the birthday girl.

We first talked about that a year ago and I outright forgot until I read this thread. When I was that age, I would have had SO much fun with that. Especially if Mom turns on some fun “fashion show” music.

RuPaul’s “Supermodel” comes to mind. Work! Work it girl!

Steve had this idea when he used to regularly shoot fashion shoots. He was like “why not let kids do this at their parties?” Most of the models he was photographing were teenagers, for a local modeling agency.

Then, I read about a place in Atlanta that hosts “princess” parties for little, little girls. They dress up as princesses and they lip-sync and perform for their friends and parents and get a photo. I think that is a big, expensive birthday party OUT at a business that does only that, but I thought “Oh, man, if we had a daughter we would SO let her do that.” Just once, you know?

Anyway, there’s a thought for you. If you want to use Steve, just give him a call. (502.599.8483) Or if you want to get really adventurous, you could probably rent a camera with a motor drive for a few hundred dollars for the weekend, and try your hand at photography! You might be the next big thing, yourself!

If you are interested in having a fashion party for girls of any age (even Mommies, why NOT? You only live once!), please do get in touch with us. This would be so much fun for everyone involved.