Featured on utahbrideblog.com

Exciting news!! www.utahbrideblog.com featured our baseball engagement pictures and video today! So exciting. To see the pics go to: http://www.utahbrideblog.com/photography/baseball-engagements-kelli-jared/.

Also, Bliss Magazine has posted the video on their facebook page as well. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bliss-Magazine/268040752388?ref=ts&sk=wall.

A huge thank you to Brittany Cascio with Cascio Photography

and Taylor Ballam with Ballam Films!!!!!

Melissa's Wedding Reception (2nd Post)

I know I have already posted pictures from this wedding but I got the professional pictures from the Bride (Melissa) and had to re-post this wedding. What a gorgeous bride!!

This bouquet is definitely one of my favorites from this summer. The color of that succulent is awesome!

Our wedding engagement video

Today I want to feature my awesome videographer for my wedding. Jared (my fiance) and I decided to do some engagement pictures at Spring Mobile Park in Salt Lake City. We had both our photographer (Brittany Cascio with Cascio photography) and videographer (Taylor Ballam with Ballam Films) along for the ride. Taylor was a blast to work with and had some really fun ideas. He captured some moments that I absolutely love! You'll see what I'm talking about once you watch the video. :)

Jared and Kelli from Ballam Films on Vimeo.

I would recommend Ballam Films to anyone especially if you're looking for something fun and creative. Thanks Taylor!!! I'm so excited to work with you on the wedding day!

To see more of Taylor's work go to:

http://facebook.com/ballamfilms or www.ballamfilms.com

or e-mail Taylor at taylorballam@gmail.com

Making Progress

Here are a few things we're working on for the BIG day. These little flowers are a little bit more time consuming than I thought they'd be... luckily I only have 40 more to make. :)

Chargers are at least $2.00 regular price so when I was at Michaels and saw that they were having a 1 day sale on chargers I loaded up (no brainer). We spend anywhere from $.01 to $.99 cents per charger. Most of them were Easter colors so we had to spray them gold. We saved a lot of money and with the help of my niece and nephew (Norah and Boston) we whipped this project out in 1 day!

Now, on to the next project (they seem to never end).