WELCOME TO KEVIN AND ANNA'S WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY BLOG

Our story began at a local rock climbing gym, where we met and quickly fell for each other. Our love for rock climbing, hiking & the great outdoors made us a perfect match. 

Our wedding took place in 2012 at Lost River Cave in Bowling Green, Kentucky. We cherish our wedding photos and all of the amazing moments that our photographer captured for us. Our passion is to do the same for you. We understand the magnitude and importance of capturing your wedding day because it only happens once. 

We love being wedding photographers and want to provide you with the most satisfying experience possible, ensuring that you enjoy your time with us and have fun in the process. We have photographed over 150 weddings together in the past 11 years. 

Award winning husband and wife wedding photographers based in Lexington, Kentucky. 

What You Should Consider When Choosing a Location For Your Wedding Cake

My favorite thing about walking into the reception area is that it is always a surprise. No two weddings are alike so it’s always fun to see what our couples have done. It’s their chance to show all their family and friends their personality throughout their wedding day. The cake acts as a centerpiece for the entire reception. Here are some things you should consider when choosing a location for your wedding cake.

CLEAN AND SIMPLE BACKGROUNDS

This is the biggest mistake that people make when setting up their wedding cake table. Sometimes people’s first instinct is to put it to the side so that it is out of the way. This can sometimes lead to terrible backgrounds containing light sockets, air vents, and terrible lighting. If you can’t find a clean background in your reception hall it is best to rent a backdrop. This can be a cost-effective way to create stunning images of your wedding cake. Just check out the image below, this cake was actually in a tent outside. It’s amazing what a backdrop and some lights can do.

LEAVE A SPACE BEHIND THE CAKE TABLE 

Your guests are there to celebrate your wedding day with you and they love seeing your first dance and cake cutting. They especially like it when a cake smash is involved! When your cake table is up against the wall not only does it block your guests view of the fun event, but it makes it difficult on your photographer to capture the moment. When you have room to stand behind the cake table it allows everyone to see and it allows your photographer to not miss a moment. You can also use a round table which will allow you to get close to the cake but not turn your backs to your guests. Think about it from your guests point of view when deciding where to put your cake. 

YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE A LARGE CAKE TO FEED YOUR GUESTS

When you plan out your wedding cake you don’t have to have a cake that feeds everyone. There are a couple of different things you can do. You can do a small cake and have cupcakes for your guests. Another option is to have a sheet cake that can be easily cut into slices. This will keep you from purchasing an entire tier extra of cake that you may not need.

YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE CAKE

The fun part about your wedding is that it is your wedding. Some people don’t like cake and so they go the nontraditional route. There are so many other fun options out there from pies, doughnuts, cookies, and other fun desserts. The day should be about celebrating you as a couple and what better way than to do something fun and different.

BE SURE TO CHECK OUT LAST WEEK’S TIPS AND TRICKS TUESDAY ARTICLE ON  “5 TIPS TO HELP YOU DECIDE WHERE TO GET READY ON YOUR WEDDING DAY” YOU CAN ALSO CHECK OUT OUR WEDDING RESOURCE PAGE FOR MORE ARTICLES.Bride and Bridesmaids at 21c Museum Hotel in Lexington, KY

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