Kara {Senior Pics}

Mother & Daughter

Hi Ashley & Mia! I know your excited to see your sneak peek from our studio session:) Enjoy...

I Love Babies...

HELLO!!!

Sneak Peek

These will be a gift to her FI for a wedding gift...which I think is a FABULOUS idea!

BTW… I have permission to post these here;)

Joetta & Justin

Lucky Day....

Perfect light, fun couple, warm day

I heart sunflair!!!!


What do you think Justin?

Baby Belly

Katie & Charlie

Hi guys! It was so nice to finally meet you. Hope you had a safe trip back to Ann Arbor.

Thanks so much for the candy bars! I have to tell ya Charlie we were all fighting over the original;) Yummy!

Project Runway

We were totally love'in this seasons Project Runway.

I loved Rami and Jillian as well...I thought this season was by far the strongest out of the history of Project Runway. Jillian and Rami showed high fashion and wearable designs. I'm sure that will will both go on to be a fashion icons!

Congratulations Christian!!!

Honey, you ARE fierce!!!

Popcorn Buffet

There has been a huge craze for candy buffets but has anyone consider an alternative? I introduce you a flavored popcorn buffet… a.k.a. the new candy buffet.

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Image: The Knot, Apothecary Jars : English Creek Gardens, Ikea

What is great about this favor idea… is that it gives your guests the option to mix and match their favorite flavors for a mouthful full of taste. Personalize each glass container with a ribbon and tag with the featured popcorn written either by hand or using a computer font that matches the rest of your stationey. This is an idea that is unique and will definetly make your guest talk!

{A good Thing} Fortune Place Card

Martha Stewart: Weddings

Bring good fortune to the table with this clever place card

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Fortune Place Card How-To1. Print messages or romantic quotations centered onto 8 1/2-by-11-inch card stock, oriented horizontally. Cut into 1/2-inch-wide strips. Turn strips over, and calligraph first and last names 1 inch from each end. Notch ends.

2. To make the "cookie," cut patterned paper into a circle 5 1/2 inches in diameter (if you like, make a cardboard template using a compass). Roll circle into a loose tube. Overlap ends about 1/2 inch and secure with doublesided tape. Hold the tube so that the top flap is pointing down and facing away from you. Slip a fortune into the tube with the name toward you. Fold the tube inward and secure with double-sided tape.