Engage!19 London Royally Raised the Bar
My plane from London Heathrow to Dallas departed LHR at 2:10 pm in the afternoon on Halloween, which was 9:10 am C/ST in Texas. The flight landed at 7:45 pm…
Behind The Scenes
Above the Mantel with The Potted Boxwood
We have learned that people often place things they love on and around their mantel—a gathering space often the center of the room and home. Today, we are going “Above…
Tips for Styling Wedding Day Details
Steam rose from the floor and Molly (our German shorthaired pointer pup) looked over my shoulder startled by the pressure-sound each time the iron released the vapor. Did you catch…
Royally Inspired Bridal Portraits at W. Lovers Lane
Many Dallas brides carry poise, hospitality, and a classic regality that transcends generations. Our studio design was influenced by how we envisioned this bride to feel as she stepped through…
Inside W. Lovers lane: John’s Office
“I let John loose up there!” laughed designer Melissa Lacy when discussing John’s office. As the founder of John Cain Photography and a creative mind, it is important that John…
Inside W. Lovers lane: The Viewing Room
Eartha Kitt recorded popular french tune “C’est Si Bon” in 1954. The title translates to “it’s so good” and the song is just that, SO GOOD. Well, so is our…
Inside W. Lovers lane: The Meeting Room
I believe they call this “nesting”, but in digital form. As we continue to settle in our W. Lovers Lane studio, we will share with you our design process room-by-room.…
Welcome to W. Lovers Lane!
We are over the moon finally sharing our W. Lovers Lane studio with y’all! This process has been a year and a half in the making, and while our time…
5 Homes That Inspired Our New Studio Curb Appeal
George Banks opens wedding-classic Father of the Bride with a monologue that defines the meaning of “home”. He says, “I love this house. I love that I taught my kids…
