Showing posts with label Farm Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farm Wedding. Show all posts

5/8/14

Hobnob Market

We interrupt this Hobnob revelry to welcome our friends from Mary Jane's Farm Magazine.

The current issue called "Something Borrowed" is on newsstands today, May 15, 2014 and features an article called Wedding STORIES about, yours truly ~

STORIES Photography 
Grey Barn Occasions
Jennifer Grace Photography
(the links take you to our FB pages, head over and "Like" us then come back and read here.



Now, back to our Hobnob merry-making ...



Click here for 100's of Hobnob Market Photos! 
Updated 5-15-14 at 10am 


We're photographing the Hobnob Market 
Danville, IL May 9 & 10
We'd love to meet you 
and see if we can help  
tell your 
vintage 
retro 
antique 
rustic 
urban 
shabby 
shop 
wedding 
family 
or 
event 
story 
through photographs!

Grab a John Deere card at our booth or from our cow print apron pocket, we'll be roaming around the grounds hobnobbing.

1/10/14

Photographer's View ~ After The Show

Top Ten Tips ~ After The Bridal Show
Remember: From the photographer's view

 1.   If you haven’t already, set a budget for each category--venue, photography, caterer,etc. Just do it.  Go through some of the material and base your budget on the average, and/or how important that wedding category is to your dream wedding. And then see Tip #8

 2.   We’re all about saving trees but do go ahead and throw or give away vendor material that you’ve got covered.  No use jamming more stuff into that bridal notebook.  List  the vendor categories in a  “day of” timeline and importance.  Get the biggies taken care of first.

 3.   Sit down, preferably as a couple, and make some decisions on who you gonna call.  {Insert ghostbuster theme music here}  Seriously, whose photographs evoked your emotions?  What cake melted in your mouth?  Do you want to make your own playlist or hire the comedian DJ?

 4.   Split up the responsibility.  If the groom really really liked a vendor give him that info and let him run with it.

 5.   Get the rest of the family(s) involved here.  Not so much Tips #1-4 but here, especially if they’re writing checks. Talk openly about $.  If you absolutely LOVED a  pricey DJ ask the groom’s family to kick in the extra.

 6.   Rob peter to pay paul.  If you can’t live without chair covers, discuss losing the stuffed mushrooms.

 7.   Narrow each category down to two.  Start by e-mailing each vendor the same questions so you can compare apples to apples.  Then move to phone conversations … you can get a lot done with these two forms of communication. Maybe even consider 'skyping' a vendor meeting, then at your pre-wedding consultation you can jump right into turning your 'dream wedding' into reality.

 8.  Take 'dream wedding' out of your vocabulary and replace it with Wedding Day Story…what do you want to show and tell your children about your wedding day?  Every wedding will tell a story.  Embrace it.

 9.   Do not stress out about anything.  It’s simply not worth it.

10.   #10 is actually from the Official Vendor Category Rule Book.  It's true.
         A. Have enough ... and decorate the port-a-potties.  This is key folks. 
         B. Hire the Videographer … your kids will thank you. 
         C. Thinking about letting the DJ take requests?  
              You will end up doing the chicken dance. 
         D. If you are gonna have a friend take the pictures... 
              ...make darn sure the friend is a photographer. 


1/4/14

Blizzard Bridal Show

Here at STORIES Photography and Grey Barn Farm Occasions (your headquarters for home wedding planning and farm photo shoot location)  we've been stringing together props, penny-pinching ideas, and pinteresting the latest wedding trend: Home Weddings, or as we've dubbed it, "Home Is Where Your Wedding Is"
We've planned, implemented, and photographed numerous home weddings.  So we're hunkering down in our little Northwest corner of the hoosier state, while the winds howl, the snow flies, and the Colts start their run to the Meadowlands, we give you your very own blizzard bridal show.

What we offer:
Grey Barn Farm Occasions:                                 STORIES Photography:
~ Rustic farm photo shoot                                        ~ Wedding & Engagement Photography
~ Themed Storyboards                                               ~ Timeline Consultations
~ Home Wedding Planning                                       ~ Copyright Release
~ Home Wedding Day-of Coordinator                  ~ Stop Motion Video
~ Rustic Wedding  Planning                                      ~ Photo Booth

Don't get us wrong, we'll photograph and/or help you plan your urban and traditional wedding too! Calls and e-mails are free until the weather breaks, or the month ends, which ever comes first. Actually, calls and e-mails are always free so ask us about our Blizzard Bridal Show Specials.  (Off season pricing. Mention this blog post)

g-mail ~ storiesphotographyLLC
cell ~ two three one two zero six two seven eight one

What's your story?


StoryLandFarm Brand New Pinterest Board:
At Home Weddings


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Indiana Wedding Photography

Indiana Wedding Photography

Indiana Wedding Photography

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Indiana Wedding Photography

Relax, we've got ya captured!



11/24/13

Picture Show

STORIES Photography 
in association with 
Jennifer Grace Photography
Presents
The Picture Show
{Stop Motion}

Book your 2014 with us and receive your very own picture show
Complimentary with weddings booked by January 31, 2014
Includes 2 photographers and all day coverage


























8/18/13

Barn Pop-up Sale

STORIES Photography will be the official photographer for your Midwest
Heartland
Farmhouse
Retro
Urban
Pop-up or Annual Sale

our gmail addy is: storiesphotographyllc
cell: two three one two zero six two seven eight one 
we love to travel, take pictures, and tell stories so our prices are set to reflect our passion


Wooden horse wagon

Grey Barn Farm

Grey Barn Farm
Grey Barn Farm main entrance

Grey Barn Farm Farmer

Farmer's Wife & Farmer's Daughter

Repurposed Lighting

Barn pop-up sale

Let's go camping















 



More to come ... stay tuned.