Tiahna and Colin’s wedding with Kip Roof at the Montage Resort in Laguna Beach. Associate photographer Madison Smith.
See the wedding on Help Us Get Married. Look for the Red Clogs!
In the studio with Angela for her formal bridal portrait, and because she wore two wedding dresses, we photographed her with two different film types: 8 x 10 polaroid and 4×5 black and white. At her wedding, she wore traditional white, and a traditional, Cheongsam with dragon & phoenix design.
New 55 film produces both a positive print, and a negative for scanning and printing.
We then shot 8 x 10 large format with with this camera:
The wedding of Courtney and Jacob at the Monarch Beach ( formerly St. Regis) Resort.
This was the final shot of the night, which ended up being my favorite of the entire event. I love nostalgia, and this one feels like a 50’s early 60’s photograph. A fun filled moment for the couple, well into their wedding reception.
This is my second favorite photograph of the day. Negative space in a photograph is such a positive! It give your eye room to breath and I love how the focus on the bride laughing, a “shot between the shot”
Credits
Floral Design Nisie’s Enchanted Florist
Planner: Shawn Bowan
Dress Blush Bridal
Dress Designer Essence of Australia 2130
Shoes Jimmy Choo
Second Photographer Eric Stoner
Assistant Photographer Madison Smith
Makeup and Hair Jennifer Siedler
Cake Its All About the Cake Dana Point
Erica and Matt were married at the beautiful Casa Romatica, located in San Clemente. Some early morning showers brought some amazing clouds- as October always does. The couple decided to forgo a bridal party ( wise choice) Erica wanted her “bride tribe” to have no obligations, but to come and enjoy the party.
AaaaaaMAZING pics! We couldn’t be happier with the way these came out! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! – Erica and Matt
Nicks Desserts
Tiffany Briggs The Makeup Artistry
Miya Carew- event planner
Kip Roof second shooter
Moody lounge vibe for this wedding inspo shoot in Newport Beach Photographed on location at Envy Nightclub with Courtney of High Society Weddings, and Elegant by Design Floral.
Coordination:@courtneyhsevents CourtneyHSevents
Venue:@envyloungeoc EnVy Lounge
Floral Design:@ebdfloral Elegant By Design
Lighting: @honoredoccasions
Honored Occasions Entertainment
Hair/Makeup:@flawlessfacesinc
Flawless Faces Beauty Lounge
Table Linens:@bbjlinenBBJ Linen
Napkins:@gbslinensGBS Linens
Rentals:@bakerpartyBaker Party Rentals
Paper Goods:@darlamariedesignsDarla Marie Designs
Cake:@sweetnsaucyshop Saucy Shop
Bridal gown:@marymebridal Mary Me Bridal
We absolutely LOVE all of the wedding pictures. There really are no words to express our gratitude. You both did such an incredible job and brought our big day to life for us all over again.- Natasha and Sal
Thank you to Natasha and Sal, who trekked to the “un pretty” parts of Rancho Las Lomas ( located in Silverado Canyon) for these film images.
Featured the film images shot in Part one, now excited to share part 2 of Sabrina and Eric’s wedding at 7 degrees Laguna Beach.
#andreaypaul
Gorgeous views from the rooftop of the Jonathan Club in Los Angeles, and a great venue to shoot medium format film.
The first look
Second Photographer Kip Roof
Jonathan Club
Hay White Weddings and Events
Make Up Kat for Delilah Beauty
Vox Djs
With Love Floral Co
If you are going to do a courthouse wedding, I highly recommend The Old Courthouse in Santa Ana. They have a few rooms to tie the knot, and for more $ you can book the top floor, as seen in Legal Blonde and That Thing You Do.
Monica and Peter were married at the historic Old County Courthouse in Santa Ana, CA.
The landmark Old Orange County Courthouse is Southern California’s oldest court building
Hugh Nguyen, THE oc clerk Recorder married them! He is a celebrity to me, I see his name on the envelope making it official almost every weekend.
Getting hitched at the Courthouse? Call me, I love intimate weddings!
photo by Kip Roof
I have always wanted to photograph at the Historic Old Courthouse, and was thrilled when Monica and Peter contacted the studio to photograph their wedding. This is the film image we shot on 4×5 new 55 film, which produces both a positive and negative. The detail is phenomenal.
The sinar p2 is more of a studio camera, and Kip Roof let me borrow his beautiful 4×5 for this shot ( and he set it up too.)
Congrats to Monica and Peter- excited to post part 2.
