“Completely and perfectly and incandescently happy.” – Jane Austen
This lovely styled shoot in Seattle from Annemarie Kelley Photography is a creative and romantic nod to Pride and Prejudice! From Annemarie:
It was like any other spring day in Seattle: cold, wet and rainy. All of the vendors were committed to braving the cold (even though our fingers went numb!) and made the best of the blustery day with Billie Holiday quietly playing in the background. Brass candlesticks, florals intertwined with lush greenery, handwritten wedding invitations, chiffon wedding gown with jewels dripping down the shoulder, and a petite wedding cake complete with hand-crafted buttercream roses all blended together to create a beautiful nod to Pride & Prejudice. Sometimes the purest form of beauty can be found in the simplest of things. I had the greatest pleasure working with the most talented group of women on this romantic and ethereal stylized shoot, all of which share the same passion: Creating beautiful art and collaborating together to support one another's starting businesses.
A Pride and Prejudice inspired styled shoot in Seattle, WA
Artists
- Photographer: Annemarie Kelley Photography
- Venue: Discovery Park
- Floral Designer: Sarah Renard Floral
- Cake Designer: Jan Kim Grumbles
- Dress Designer: Anna Campbell
- Dress Store: Brides for a Cause
- Stationery Designer: Noteworthy Ink
- Hair Stylist: Creative Designs by Ciera
- Planning & Coordination: Autumn & Iris Photography
About Brides for a Cause: Brides for a Cause is a nonprofit organization that collects and resells wedding dresses to raise funds for charity. Each month, we partner with various local and national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to provide financial support. Types of beneficiaries we fund include those that:
- Support women with serious health issues, specifically pertaining to the top two women killers: cancer and heart disease
- Promote positive self-image and self-esteem for young women
- Support women in the military
- Provide relief for single mothers, abused women and women who are disabled
- Promote opportunities for women’s education and women in the workforce
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