Revealed: New Camera Bag

When Chris and I found out we were shooting our first wedding this Saturday, the first thing that came across my mind was how am I going to carry all my equipment around the whole day?  Not only that, how am I going to make sure I switch out lenses without having to walk away from my bride and groom?

I thought about getting a Shootsac, but retailing at $180, it's just a little steep for me considering I'm not a professional.  At the same time, I wanted something fashionable and the Shootsac, while made with great material, wasn't what I was looking for at this time.  Eventually though, I'd love one!  

I was browsing online for camera bags and came upon this listing on Etsy.  I was blown away by how great the model looked in the product shot and immediately contacted the seller, Jeanne, for more information.  After several emails, I decided to get it!  Especially since she told me she was having a sale and the bag would be 20% off.  I was sold and could not wait for it to arrive.

So my friends, I bring you...the Lilia Camera Bag by Jeanne Oliver:

 Just look at that packaging!  It was so nicely wrapped with a "Merci" luggage tag attached.

 It looked better in person than online...I just love it!

I also love the off white flower detail.  It's removeable as well!

The cute little branding patch .  I'm so glad I own something like this that's hand made.

I realized I forgot to take an inside shot of the bag, so here's the product picture.

And here I am, trying to model for you guys but I did a poor job.  I think the bag is the perfect length, not too short...not too long.  I tested it out by practicing bending down, jumping up and down, and running around with this on.  I hardly notice it's on my shoulder.  

Jeanne is an amazing artist so make sure to check out her Etsy store Abushelandapeck!