This Alice vs evil queen shoot took place on Hampstead Heath in London. The shoot was set up to promote the new collection of wedding dresses by Beyond Burlesque . The collection has a range of both sweet white and ivory gowns as well as more dramatic dark coloured pieces, hence the Alice vs evil queen/good vs evil theme of the shoot.
Beyond Burlesque and the whole team behind this shoot for sharing it with us today.
Supporting Cast:
Photography Credit: David Angel Photography Beyond Burlesque Road Kill Couture
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