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SOUTHERN UTAH WEDDING AT THE LEDGES OF ST GEORGE | DESTINATION WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER | BRANDON AND BABEA
Brandon and Babea’s Wedding at The Ledges of St George in St. George, UT this past May was one I won’t soon forget. This Monday evening wedding was one that I had been looking forward to for YEARS. Seriously. The venue was gorgeous and I had been wanting to shoot there for as long as […]
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The Bridal Veil
The Bride’s Veil Have you ever wondered where the tradition of a bride wearing a veil came from? Well, there are a few different ideas! First (and the more traditional) idea offered is it was considered bad luck for the groom to see his soon-to-be bride on their wedding day. Brides often covered, or veiled, […]
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10 Reasons to have a Winter Wedding!
The winter months have so much going for them when it comes to hosting a wedding and here are a few reasons why: 1. Your wedding won’t be in prime wedding season, mushed in with all your other friends and therefore susceptible to comparison. 2. People are more inclined to be excited about attending […]
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Tips for an LDS Temple Wedding
One of the most stressful parts of wedding planning can often be the Timeline. There are many tips and posts out there for helping brides come up with the perfect timeline, but I’ve found few that pertain specifically to LDS Temple weddings. Why? Because there are SO many factors to consider that there isn’t one […]
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The Bridal Veil
The Bride’s Veil
Have you ever wondered where the tradition of a bride wearing a veil came from? Well, there are a few different ideas!
- First (and the more traditional) idea offered is it was considered bad luck for the groom to see his soon-to-be bride on their wedding day. Brides often covered, or veiled, their faces – especially in arranged marriages – to keep with this tradition.
- Second theory was to keep the bride safe from evil spirits!! Bridesmaids even wore the same or similar dress in an effort to confuse these spirits and keep the bride safe. Way to go, ladies!!
Often times, whatever the reason, these veils were of thick material and the bride could not see very well. So the tradition of the father of the bride escorting his daughter down the aisle was born!
Regardless of your choice to wear a veil or not, make sure your wedding photographer captures every detail of your veil from every angle – you won’t regret the time taken to create that memory.
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