photography | Offbeat Bride

This is Offbeat Bride's archive of photography posts.

Most Recent Posts About photography

Thanks to Lizetteorama for uploading this to the Flickr Pool. Photo by Joe Scalfaro Photography

Here's my question. What did you do with your photos after the wedding? Do you have them up in your house? Do you have an album? If you have an album, do you get it out and look at it regularly? … I mean, I could put one or two up, but I live in a small apartment and I don't want to turn it into a wedding theme park.
-Rhubarb

Frame 'em

Ah, the obvious answer. I, too, live in an apartment and I was conscious of not wanting to turn our small space into some kind of wedding altar. We have a framed photo on a bedside table, and a series of photos hung in a funky frame on the wall. But I found that a digital frame was an excellent way to display ALL my favorite wedding pics without looking wedding obsessed.

When offbeat sponsor Jen, from Pink Light Images, is passionate about something, she makes it happen. If that means documenting every bit of your fantastic wedding, or flying from Dallas to Seattle to come party with the Offbeat Empire at Geek Girl Con, Jen makes the magic happen. And she can certainly make some wedding day magic happen for you, and at a discount too!

The first time I was introduced to Los Angeles-based photographer Susan Sabo was through falling in love with her photos from this '50s housewife-themed bridal shower. I already knew that she was uber talented, but what i didn't know is that Susan is a very special offbeat wedding photographer as she provide's photography specifically for small weddings.

Our darling Offbeat Mama managing editor Stephanie is moving from Alabama to Oregon and she's taking her camera with her. What does this mean? Well, aside from the fact that she'll be a LOT closer to me and Ariel, she'll also be able to shoot your west coast weddings! And there's even better news for you Pacific North Westerners. Keep reading to take advantage…

Jonas Seaman has a style that's all his own, and I'm pretty stoked because he recently put out a roundup of his favorite photos from 2011 and it's AMAZING. Before I link you to it, I want to show off some of my top 10 favorite wedding photos from Jonas AND give you a little more insider information on one of the Empire's favorite photogs.

2011 was a tremendous year of growth for Milestone Images. I am thrilled to say, thanks to my amazing clients, and the extremely supportive community at Offbeat Bride, that the studio is growing by leaps and bounds. Meanwhile, here's a look back at five offbeat couples whose weddings inspired me in 2011.

Our DIY Editor, Jessica, shows us why she thinks asking your photographer to shoot the wedding rehearsal is more than worth it.

Yes, almost everything having to do with gay marriage can run the gamut of SUPER complicated to not even legal. It's hard to get a break. But find out how sometimes being a queer bride can help you a super deal!