Shani Studios: September 2013

Thursday, September 19, 2013

We have moved!

Please visit us at blog.shanistudios.com

You will be able to see all the latest from Shani Studios, all with our own style!

Enjoy!

Monday, September 9, 2013

Awesome Wedding Planning Tip I Just Read

Hey guys!
So I was reading through theKnot.com and came across some awesome tips. One of them happened to have to do with credit cards. While weddings are extremely expensive and a lot of us use our credit cards to help out here and there, theKnot suggests using a credit card with a good rewards system.

What a GREAT idea, right?

Another great tip.
Let your trusted vendor lead you to others.
This, is something I'm working on right now so that I can provide my brides with a number of AWESOME people to work with. I know that I have a dynamic personality and that all my clients are just as unique as I am, so why not also easily find other wedding vendor who 'get you' immediately?

Keep checkin us out for more great tips!

xoxo,
Katie

Bride and groom following the cake being smashed into their faces by one another

Ryan & Leah Hampton after their first taste of their cake.
They tried so hard to be sweet, but the prospect of smashing cake in one
another's faces was too fun to pass up!

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PSST - Our blog will be moving soon, but don't worry! We will keep you posted!!

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Kelly Underwater

I just wanted to share one of the first photos from my photoshoot UNDERWATER with Kelly. They turned out amazing and I will post more as I edit them, but wanted to get this one up for y'all to see tonight.

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xoxo,

Katie

About Me

Name: Shani Studios

Location: Danville, California, United States

Understanding and seeing different cultures at work has made my heart sing since I was about 13 years old. I became a photographer with the hopes of being able to dive into different communities with diverse traditions and work with them to preserve some of the continually diminishing cultures. With the business skills I learned from my photography school in Santa Barbara I was able to open a small photography business, however, these business skills are limited, and I am constantly reaching out for more, looking to eventually own an international business, myself. Seeing and discovering cultural differences is important to my understanding of what my own culture is. The United States is a mixing pot of different beliefs, traditions, and culture, making it difficult to recognize what differentiates my specific culture from that of different worlds. I believe this is why I am so fascinated by cultures that are so plainly spelled out as being different.