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Atlanta Artistic Wedding Photographer

Documentary Style Atlanta Wedding Photographers with a Artistic Flair

May 25, 2016

A flower is not a flower when it is a brides bouquet

by David Diener


Bridal Bouquet by Atlanta Artistic Weddings

Bridal Bouquet by Atlanta Artistic Weddings

Bridal Bouquet by Atlanta Artistic Weddings

Bridal Bouquet by Atlanta Artistic Weddings

As a Atlanta wedding photographer I have taken my share of detail shots. One of my favorite shots is the bride's bouquet.  The reflect the style of the bride.  If they are made of natural flowers of adorned with personal items such as trinkets. 

Recently I was shooting the bride's bouquet.  It was beautiful and was wrapped in silk.  When I was shooting it the wedding coordinator came out and said she forgot to put something on the bouquet.  It was a gold cross that was over 100years old.  Every bride in her family for 100 years has gotten married with that cross.  Then the coordinator showed me the old photos of her family and in each one the bride was wearing the cross!  What a wonderful tradition that has been passed down!

I have other times I have seen when some of the things on the bouquet have been more somber.  A year ago or so I had a bride who had recently lost her mother whom she was very close to.  She really wanted her mother at her wedding day.  She was very thoughtful and put a broach with a photo of her mom in it.  So during the wedding and through out the day her mom was with her.  I would often catch the bride looking down at her bouquet and the photo longingly. 

So there you go.  A bouquet is more than a bunch of flowers a bride carries around on her wedding day.  They can be a tradition that goes back over a 100 years.  They can carry the memory of a loved one.  They can be many things but please don't call them a bunch of flowers.

Thanks so much for visiting.  I would love to hear from you.  You can visit my website at Atlanta Artistic Weddings and drop me a line there in the contact section and I promise I will get back to you.

Thanks again!
David

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