John and I are SO very happy to FINALLY be able to share these beauties!
Meet Ellie, you’re going to be seeing A LOT of her. Let me start from the beginning.
Karlee, our sweet new friend from Propcellar reached out to us about doing a styled shoot to show off some of her AMAZING props, and funky cool new location! We were absolutely THRILLED that she asked us, and quickly began our hunt for the perfect model.
We didn’t have to look very long, because the perfect model was Ellie. Ellie is actually one of our October brides, and I knew her strawberry blonde hair, and bright crystal eyes (those have not been edited, y’all) would be perfect for this styled shoot.
There was ONE thing I knew that would really add some rustic flare to such an industrial urban atmosphere, a flower crown. So guess who I reached out to?
Lynn Doyle Flowers. If you want a flower crown done right for your wedding/engagement photos, or for any reason, be sure to give them a call!
If you haven’t ever heard of Propcellar, go ahead and climb out from what ever rock you’ve been hiding under, and go check them out, NOW! I was absolutely floored (in the best way possible) when I saw her inventory. Karlee only invests in the BEST vintage frills there are, and does an amazing job of keeping them in pristine condition. She has vintage couches galore, church pews of all colors and sizes, arbors, wooden doors, iron gates, I literally could write a novel. I only wish John and I would have known about Karlee when we got married. Wouldn’t Propcellar’s new location be one seriously amazing wedding venue? Memphis needs more industrial venues!
Brides, if you want your wedding to mirror the unique individuals you are, then give Karlee a call. She is so helpful, positive, and willing to do what ever she can to ensure your complete satisfaction.
Thank you Karlee, Lynn Doyle Flowers, and gorgeous Ellie for such a fun collaboration! You guys are some of Memphis’ best vendors!
Enjoy!
Kristin from Everbloom Designs stopped by and whipped this up. She’s such an artist.
