Weddings are not just about the couple getting married, everyone has their role to play – specially the bridesmaids. This is the reason why Wedding Photography Vancouver gives special acknowledgment to bridesmaids by taking photos of them too during and after the wedding ceremony. True, they say that there is a bridesmaid rule that one should never upstage the bride on their wedding day, but that doesn’t mean that the bridesmaids should not look good.

Besides, Wedding Photography Vancouver understands that these women are friends and family members of the bride and groom. They also took great pains to dress up and get their hair and makeup done all for the bride and groom’s big day. So, don’t be surprised if you see a separate photographer shooting pictures of the bridesmaids, flower girls, ring bearers and the rest of the entourage. This is a special day for them too, and like everyone else, they would also want to see themselves looking good in the wedding pictures.

A Lucassie Ikkidluak Muskox is a very rare find. His Muskox’s sell for small for small fortunes. Reason being is because they are absolutely stunning and gorgeous. The detail he puts into his Muskox is extraordinary. This is why he has become recognized as one of the best Inuit artists in the world. It is his Muskox that have mostly garnished his fame. Lucassie will only carve out a few of these Muskox per year. They are very hard to get. Most of the time, they are not even for sale, as there is often a line-up of collectors waiting for him to care one.

One detail in particular is the seamless transition from the e stone body of the Muskox to his caribou bone horns. You cannot even tell that they are made of two materials. One flows into the other. Lucassie has also become known for the details he puts in the Muskox eyes. They are beautiful and big. The hair that stretches across the body is also done with great detail. Each hair is individually etched out into the stone. The colors are also what makes Lucassie’s Muskox stand out. They are a extravagant combination of dark and lights greys. They contrast into the stone perfectly and really make the carving radiant to the eye. Owning a Lucassie Muskox is somewhat of a challenge. Since he only carves a few a year, it is quite hard to find. There is one in Ottawa’s national art gallery. If you are looking for one, you will have to be prepared to spend upwards of over $8000. Of course, when it comes to art like this, such a commitment ends up being an investment. Lucassie’s Muskox’s appreciate in value. Especially when he soon retires from carving, such an investment will triple over night. If you would like to own a Muskox by Lucassie, you may try your local Inuit art Gallery. If you do not have much success, there may be various websites that offer his works. One site I have seen his Muskox for sale was at inuitgifts.com. Here they have a gorgeous selection with prices about 15 – 20% lower than the galleries.