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Set in the heart of downtown Santa Ana, Lisa and Jeremy wed at the Estate on Second in a celebration that was classic and elegant. They paired a timeless, natural color palette with navy blue accents, which perfectly reflected Lisa and Jeremy’s elegant style and their historic venue.
Read MoreIn our first phone call, Jeremy told me he used to work as a full time architect. Drawing from his background and our desire to create minimalist inspiration, I decided to incorporate elements of architectural materials – brass, marble, stone, and wood – into our design.
Read More“The essence of minimalism is simplicity, but simplicity without depth is merely cheap. It is not enough.” – Tadao Ando
Read MoreDuring our first discussion about the concept behind Jeremy Chou’s one-day workshop in San Francisco, we both decided we wanted to depart from our norm to stretch ourselves creatively. For him, that was shooting a modern concept as opposed to the lush, romantic concepts of his past workshops. I decided to challenge myself by stepping away from the neutral color palettes typical of weddings and selected tones of burnt sienna, dusty blue, and pale gray. I envisioned the qualities of the bride who would get married in the design I was creating – bold, modern, and passionate.
Read MoreThis shoot is inspired by the idea of a bride waiting at sea for her love. The story opens with a handwritten love letter and hand-drawn map leading to the ocean. A small table scape takes its cue from the coastal landscape with a gray velvet table cloth, sand linen napkins, pearl chargers and delicate vellum place cards set in oyster shells. The centerpiece pulls in the greens of the surrounding hills.
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