Retro engagement photos

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When is the last time you went on a date? Out to dinner at a nice restaurant or meet someone for a glass of wine? Single or taken, it has been a while for all of us. We are in our second month of quarantine in Chicago and the “new normal” is starting to feel…

We had so much fun capturing these two while they wandered around downtown Monrovia and ended the day with ice cream date engagement photos! We love getting creative with fun engagement shoot ideas with our couples, especially when it’s a meaningful idea or place for them! See fun unique engagement photos, fun engagement ideas, fun engagement photoshoot, engagement pictures with ice cream and ice cream shop engagement shoot. Book us for your adventure engagement photos at allyandandre.com!

Liz Rudman is a Documentary Film and Digital Wedding and Elopement Photographer. She documents elopements and weddings worldwide through digital and film photography and videography.

To say the vibes of this engagement session was unlike anything else I have ever experience would be a drastic understatement. Being a part of Camilia and George's unique, groovy and spicy Miami engagement photos was a BLAST!!! We decided to do multiple locations because they wanted two different looks and I loved that! It brought so much variety to their session which is exactly what they were looking for. We went with The Sylvester Bar and then headed down to South Beach Miami, Florida!

Before the 1950s, teenagers listened to the music of their parents, but when rock and roll came on the scene teens swarmed to it. Even though teens were able to purchase rock and roll records because they were receiving extra spending money, their parents were opposed to rock and roll music, they despised it, and thought of it as corrupting their children. A collection of 14 vintage photos below show teenage record parties from between the 1950s and 1960s.