Kristan had an awesome idea to do her bridals in this old cotton mill re-purposed as a greenhouse. All of the photos were taken within the nursery’s boundary. I love taking photos in locations that have a history. Old Washington Cotton Mill was used by the early Mormon pioneers. St. George was Utah’s Dixie. Since even St. George is a little chilly in December we were happy to take some photos in a warm greenhouse! The owners of the nursery where really nice to let us run around and take photos. I think they thought we were insane for wanting to take beautiful bridal photos in a green house–it was obvious that we were the first ones to invade the nursery for photos. Thanks Star Nursery. If you need plants buy them here!
Kristan loved the nursery’s live-in kitty. I kept worrying it would shed on her dress. The dress! But she loves cats so much she didn’t care. Later she told me her fiance was allergic to cats. Sorry Joel!
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Such a cute idea! I love the contrasting texture of the cacti with her soft beauty, the shoes with the seeds, and the photo of her in front of the window is gorgeous!
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You do such a great job and you are so creative with locations. I never would have thought of using a nursery, but it turned out perfect!
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So great Becky! I love the nursery location.
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I used to play in the old cotton mill when it was abandoned as a kid...then we'd go down to the river and catch guppies. Thanks for bringing back some memories. :) Love the pictures, and I totally agree, the pictures with her in the window is amazing. I also LOVE her dress.
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This location is UNREAL. So cool, so much history. So incredible! I just adore your ability to capture beautiful moments and remain so real and humble. That is the biggest encouragement to me!
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Gorgeous work as always! Love the lighting and the shoes on the seeds. Inspired!
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What a cool location. Great job Becky. Always a pleasure to see what you put up next on your blog.
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