In July, I had the opportunity to attend a mock Pittsburgh wedding styled by The Shootout Society. I love to attend these events because I leave with an amazing collection of images for my portfolio. I also get to connect with so many other fellow creatives, which are listed below.
As a creative, it’s important to keep my content fresh, trendy, and dynamic. The Shootout Society is an international company that employs local stylists, models, and other vendors to participate in mock-weddings (shoot-outs). Photographers come to create content for marketing & blogging, and often time become featured in publications and other blogs as a result.
I had the opportunity to ride up with my girl Brittney Meghan Photography, and it was absolutely amazing. The entire design jumped right out of a Pinterest board. In other words, it was freaking perfect.
You all know I love Pinterest, and that I use it regularly in my personal life and in my business. It allows me to see exactly the vision my clients have for their sessions and couples have for their weddings.
All About Those Details
Firstly, just LOOK at this gorgeous wedding details!
Secondly, look at this dreamy couple. Alex & Ron are a real-life couple who acted as our bride and groom for the day. They aren’t married, and had only been dating for 1 year, but you would never know that by the looks of them. The connection is so so real.
It was so hot this day (mid-July, hello), and these two handled it perfectly. Of course, they had a wonderful glam squad to keep the sweat at bay!
Pittsburgh Wedding Workshop Vendors:
- Venue: Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
- Designer + Stylist: Em and E Events
- Rentals: Eventioneers Event Rentals
- Linens: Mosaic, Inc.
- Florist: May Chester
- Cake: Tasty Bakery
- Stationary: Minted
- Styling Mats/Backdrops: Lindale Studios & Olive & Oak
- Hair: Simply Captivating Styling, LLC
- Makeup: See Jane Blush
- Bridal Gowns: Blanc de Blanc Bridal
- Groom’s Apparel: THE BLACK TUX
- Shoes: Bella Belle Shoes
- Models: Alex & Ron
Lastly, many of these vendors are local to the Pittsburgh area, and I’m sure they’d love a thumbs-up on their socials.
