Angelica Glass is one of those photographers that I wish I’d known about when we were planning our own wedding! Her style is so fresh and modern and she always makes her subjects look so flawless and model-like. Her attention to detail is beyond fabulous, there is something about the way she shoots these extreme close ups that just make everything pop!
Well this post has turned into a bit of an Angelica love-fest right? What I was meaning to do was to share this new gorgeous wedding with you…the details from those sparkly blue Christian Louboutin Monique Lhuillier
Oh… and the cake, and the Bridesmaid dresses, and the moustaches, and the Polaroid photo booth, and the fact the Bride is quite literally model-perfect…
Smitten doesn’t even cover it.
Credit: Angelica Glass
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