A few months back Figaro Interactive asked that I help them on a project for some buddy's of theirs in the framing business, I thought it would be fun to do something a little different than what I'm used to. And, I figured it would be a great chance to take a look, first hand, at some great, (and I mean uber-super FANTASTIC) frames. I'm serious about their quality materials. These guys know their stuff.

So Figaro Interactive has finally launched the site. I'm sure it took them quite a few man hours - the site for bridalframes.com is FANTASTIC. These guys are genius web builders. I wish I knew an ounce of what they know. It would really come in handy... Anyway Bridal Frames.com has a great option to build your own frame layout along with mat and frame; and, I can't stress the quality enough. My personal favorite is their "silver leaf w/ light rub" frame. It makes skin tones look a-mazing.

Oh, for those of you that know my apartment, can you imagine over 100 16x20 and larger frames strung out in my office and spilling over to my master bed room. I think I still have the bruises to show for it trying to leap over a mountain of frames. Man was I glad when the day came to let them go. (Kinda...ok not really) Go check it out now!

So 50+ onlookers during a bridal portrait in the middle of the day at say upper 80 degree heat in a bridal gown is probably not anyone's idea of a good time I would imagine. Chelsea was a COMPLETE trooper though. I certainly would be whining under those conditions. 

Back in December also, Sayeda had her bridal session at the Belo Mansion , built in the 1800's in Downtown Dallas. This specific photo taken in the Belo Mansion Annex - the actual reception space is located.

Here's a couple of my fave's.