As many of you know, this weekend was the fabulous Brighton Tattoo Convention. I unfortunately couldn’t be there, but I was eagerly following the shenanigans on Instagram.
Be sure you go and follow @amyvsavage over on Instagram and check out her other work. Also why don’t you search #brightontattooconvention and see what other fabulous work went down at the weekend?
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Happy Valentines Day! How are you spending time with your loved one today? Whilst love is all around today, I thought I’d share this fun infographic from Simply Bridal about kissing. Did you know that kissing helps your brain release calming neurotransmitters?
There’s nothing more special than the first kiss as a newly married couple. Whether you’re going for a quick brush of the lips or going all in (Like my friends Dan & Rach did in the image above). Make it special!
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Today I get to share a super awesome Friday 13th themed engagement shoot from photographer Brandon Gray of cute couple Josh & Van.
The beginning of the shoot starts of all cute in a meadow and then turns quite sinister.. You’re going to have to carry on through the photos if you want to see the end result.
That’s right – as well as hand crafting all their place mats out of vintage records, Steph & Adam created approximately 1000 roses out of pieces of music sheets.
Steph and Adam were married at The Riveria Hotel at Bowleaze Cove in Weymouth with wonderful photography from Linus Moran. Steph beautifully did her own hair and make up and wore a gorgeous Lusan Mandongus dress and Adam wore a sharp Victor Valentine suit.
Adam and I met through mutual friends who were looking to form a Psychobilly band. Adam played double bass and I sang so we both joined. Although the band was together for several months before we started dating we got along well from the start. It was a long walk up a hill back to Adams house and he wasn’t keen to lug his double bass on his back. Luckily I was the only person in the band with a car big enough to fit the bass in- so naturally I offered to take him to and from practice. It was during these car journeys that our mutual love of a fairly obscure genre of music brought us closer together. The band only did a few gigs before splitting, but we both got what we wanted from it!
