Stockholm arrangemang inför bröllopet mellan HKH Kronprinsessan Victoria och herr Daniel Westling.
(c) Foto Ian Johnson Photo Bröllopsfotograf Stockholm Sweden
Thursday, 26 November 2009
LOVE 2010
Stockholm will have the biggest Stockholm wedding preparty next year called LOVE 2010 ,Stockholm will arrange a wedding pre party for 2 weeks from June 6th to June 19th for HKH Kronprinsessan Victoria och herr Daniel Westling.
Stockholm arrangemang inför bröllopet mellan HKH Kronprinsessan Victoria och herr Daniel Westling.
(c) Foto Ian Johnson Photo Bröllopsfotograf Stockholm Sweden
Stockholm arrangemang inför bröllopet mellan HKH Kronprinsessan Victoria och herr Daniel Westling.
(c) Foto Ian Johnson Photo Bröllopsfotograf Stockholm Sweden
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
fall stockholm wedding online
Your fall wedding is online enjoy.thanks for lots of great fall wedding ideas you gave me.
IANJOHNSONPHOTO.COM
IANJOHNSONPHOTO.COM
Thursday, 1 October 2009
Thursday, 30 July 2009
celebrity wedding magazine sweden
Allt om Bröllop have a new magazine a celebrity wedding magazine , I was thrilled to see one of my photos made the cover and recieved a two page thread ... I will posting bigger photos on my swedish blog www.stockhweddings.se
Bröllops Fotograf Ian johnson Foto,
Monday, 8 June 2009
English Wedding at Villa Pauli
An english wedding at Villa Pauli in Djursholm. Many english couples chose Villa Pauli located just 10minutes outside Stockholm. It is a favourite location for swedish wedding photographers for many reasons. A fave for me because my studio is five minutes away .. so close i could walk there.
Saturday, 9 May 2009
Stockholm Wedding | Segora Skansen
(c) Ian Johnson Photo Wedding Photographer Bröllopsfotograf
Skansen is always a great place to photograph a wedding in Stockholm. I love the colors of the city this is a great wedding venue to do this at.
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Brides risk for wedding day boost
Brides risk surgery for that ultimate wedding day boost reported in the
Daily Mail
Every woman wants to look her best when she walks down the aisle. But it seems the pursuit of perfection is taking on dramatic new dimensions.
Cosmetic surgeons have reported a huge rise in women paying for breast enlargements ahead of their weddings.
The number of operations has gone by up 75 per cent since January, according to one leading firm.
Of these, 60 per cent of the patients said they were undergoing the procedure specifically to try to look their best when they get married.
Wedding planners have attributed the trend to the decline of the traditional meringue- style wedding dress, in which a mass of material hid 'imperfections' such as a flat chest or large stomach.
They claim women are turning to surgery because of the fashion for sleeker - and more unforgiving - gowns.
Maria Yiannikaris, owner of the Mirror Mirror bridal shops in North London, said: 'Girls say, "I need to wait for my fitting", then turn up later with very high and firm breasts.
'What we have seen in the past two years is what we call catwalk glamour gowns. We have a lot of slimmer, slinkier dresses in stock at the moment.
'Ten years ago you could not use the word "sexy" in the same sentence as "bride" - it was not considered appropriate - but now most brides want to show off their figure.'
Katy Kearns, manager of the Wedding Dress Shop in Wimbledon, South-West London, said: 'In the past, women have gone for structured, corseted gowns, regardless of their figure and breast size and shape, as this style is easily worn.
'However, the trend is now influenced by delicate, fluid styles with lots of lace, thin spaghetti straps and no structure at all.'
SurgiCare, which has six clinics across Britain, carried out 105 breast augmentations in January, but have done 183 so far in April, many on women desperate to look their best for their summer weddings.
Jackie O'Neil
Breast is best: Jackie O'Neil has never looked back after breast surgery took her from a 32AA to a 32C in time for her wedding in June
Chief executive Mark Bury said it had to turn away frantic women who had not left enough time to fully recover from the operation ahead of their big day.
It takes around six weeks to fully recover and about three months to see the best results.
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons says breast augmentation procedures rose by 30 per cent from 6,487 in 2007 to 8,439 last year
Daily Mail
Every woman wants to look her best when she walks down the aisle. But it seems the pursuit of perfection is taking on dramatic new dimensions.
Cosmetic surgeons have reported a huge rise in women paying for breast enlargements ahead of their weddings.
The number of operations has gone by up 75 per cent since January, according to one leading firm.
Of these, 60 per cent of the patients said they were undergoing the procedure specifically to try to look their best when they get married.
Wedding planners have attributed the trend to the decline of the traditional meringue- style wedding dress, in which a mass of material hid 'imperfections' such as a flat chest or large stomach.
They claim women are turning to surgery because of the fashion for sleeker - and more unforgiving - gowns.
Maria Yiannikaris, owner of the Mirror Mirror bridal shops in North London, said: 'Girls say, "I need to wait for my fitting", then turn up later with very high and firm breasts.
'What we have seen in the past two years is what we call catwalk glamour gowns. We have a lot of slimmer, slinkier dresses in stock at the moment.
'Ten years ago you could not use the word "sexy" in the same sentence as "bride" - it was not considered appropriate - but now most brides want to show off their figure.'
Katy Kearns, manager of the Wedding Dress Shop in Wimbledon, South-West London, said: 'In the past, women have gone for structured, corseted gowns, regardless of their figure and breast size and shape, as this style is easily worn.
'However, the trend is now influenced by delicate, fluid styles with lots of lace, thin spaghetti straps and no structure at all.'
SurgiCare, which has six clinics across Britain, carried out 105 breast augmentations in January, but have done 183 so far in April, many on women desperate to look their best for their summer weddings.
Jackie O'Neil
Breast is best: Jackie O'Neil has never looked back after breast surgery took her from a 32AA to a 32C in time for her wedding in June
Chief executive Mark Bury said it had to turn away frantic women who had not left enough time to fully recover from the operation ahead of their big day.
It takes around six weeks to fully recover and about three months to see the best results.
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons says breast augmentation procedures rose by 30 per cent from 6,487 in 2007 to 8,439 last year
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