I like a black wedding...
Where the cheek and the raunch comes out to play.
For Caz & Nick I set up a photo booth as a silent film set with DIY subtitles.
It ended up being a lot more cabaret than class and the guests had a mini-riot grabbing at boas, top hats and rope.
I see it as a creative installation that adds another entertainment experience to the reception for those to enjoy between drinks and dances. I like how some people won't go near it and others come back with a different guest six times.
Hoorah for the Nat-ness I can inject into my wedding photography!
The groom and his mother - my favourite shot.
In-jokes may not translate, but this one is about how he once (drunkenly) climbed a pole as the best man and yet the groom who berated him used hand puppets in his speech.... so he considers his crime far less worse.
It really helps when the guests are sexy,
playful (per chance gay)...
and prepared to go where others might not.
It was even a family affair (PG rated)
The bride and groom getting in on the action.
It still cracks me up that I raided my folks' cupboards for props and discovered this baby doll (wtf are they doing with this?) and threw it in the bag of tricks.
The bride's idea to provide Movember Moustaches (chocolate on a stick) also proved very wise for role reversals.
And others just laid on as much of the goodies as they could.
I wonder how they'll feel about these shots now....
I can't stare at my 'test shot' too long without cringing, but it's fun to throw yourself into the album!
Thanks goes to my gorgeous Narelle for being a stylist on hand (and for above shot).
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