I love weddings with unexpected pops of color and this bride looks super cute in her turquoise jacket and red shoes! This wedding shot by Flory Photo is an amazing tribute to color without being excessive! There were over 1000 paper cranes incorporated in the wedding. I love that it not only adds a fun touch to the decor but also incorporates the brides heritage (cranes are a Japanese custom for good luck). And their library first look is so sweet! Amazing!

Venue: Occidental College
Photographer: Flory Photo
Florist: Mary Falkingham Floral Designs
Dress: J. Crew
Suit: J. Crew
Bridesmaids Dresses: Anthropologie
Planner: Occidental College
Caterer: Occidental College

Today I am loving Flory photo! Joel and Cara are the dynamic duo that has been capturing the beautiful images like the ones below and the other features their images have been a part of, like: The San Fransisco books signing of Wedding Wisdom and this cute Cabo Wedding on Real Wedding Wednesday . There is just something simple and honest about their style. No overproduction or grandiose styling just lovely images.  Lauren who is my blogging coordinator had the good fortune of having Joel and Cara shoot her wedding! I asked Lauren to share with us some of her experience working with the Florys.

” I loved working with Joel and Cara on my wedding day! I met them when they photographed a wedding I was a guest at and I decided I had to have them for mine. They shot my engagement photos as well as my sisters wedding and I’m sure that when my brothers get married they’ll shoot their wedding as well! Joel and Cara are so easy to work with, they’re sweet, polite and they’re not pushy trying to sell bigger packages and albums. I felt like I was their only client because of how easy it was to come to them with questions and concerns. I’m so happy to see all the success they’ve had and are about to have. The sky is the limit for these two!”

If you haven’t seen it yet, check out their newly revamped site. So cute! You can also follow Joel on twitter.

Flory Photo from Ben Potter & Drew Barefoot on Vimeo.