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Full Name

Stacey Ilyse

Bio

Stacey Ilyse is a WAHM photographer & blogger who writes about the ups, downs, adventures, mishaps, and love she is experiencing as a new mom to her crazy - beautiful little drama queen daughter. She lives out in the burbs of Northern NJ with her husband, baby girl and their lovable little dog. Stacey blogs at thislovelyhome.com.

Posts by Stacey Ilyse:

• Dec 24 2012
  Photo Tips: Capturing Special Occasions & Parties

  My beautiful Little Bird recently had her first birthday. In preparation for her big day, I decided to plan a decent sized party at a restaurant. As a photographer, I also decided to have a friend take some photos to … Continue reading →

 

• Dec 5 2012
  DIY Hanukkah Party Photo Booth

  It is almost that time of year… Hanukkah! At my house we are hosting our annual Latke Party. Everyone is required to contribute to the party and we all sit together prepping and mixing the ingredients that make up my … Continue reading →

 

• Oct 30 2012
  Grandma Ought To Be In Pictures

  Hey, Stacey here! Great tip for you: Don’t forget about the other important people in your little one’s life. When I look back at my childhood photos I don’t have a ton of images with my grandparents, or aunts, uncles, … Continue reading →

 

• Oct 23 2012
  The Best Digital Cameras for Taking Photos of Your Kids

  Hey, I’m Stacey, a mom to my crazy drama queen little girl, Remy, who is almost (gasp!) 1 year old! I also happen to be a professional photographer. The lovely ladies at Kveller have so kindly brought me on board … Continue reading →

 

• Aug 27 2012
  Five Tips for Making the Snazziest Rosh Hashanah Cards

  I remember, growing up, getting cards in the mail for Rosh Hashanah. They were always the normal, generic, Hallmark “Happy New Year” type card. Nowadays, people are WAY more tech savvy and have the ability to create really fun cards … Continue reading →