PHOTOS: bree elle Photography celebrates Port Neches expansion
Published 12:11 am Friday, August 30, 2019
- Audree Snipes, her husband Johnathan, and her two children Maddox and Memphis, cut the ribbon in front of the new location of bree elle Photography at 1109 Port Neches Ave. on Thursday. (Brad Robichaux/The News)
A ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Port Neches Chamber of Commerce was held for the new location of bree elle Photography at 1109 Port Neches Ave.
Well-wishers watch The Cotton Candy Bar make it’s fluffy treats during the ribbon-cutting ceremony at bree elle Photography on Thursday. (Brad Robichaux/The News)
The new location opened earlier this year in March.
Owner Aubree Snipes has had her business on Port Neches Avenue going on five years, but now she is able to move into a bigger building.
Formerly a teacher with a bachelor’s degree in English, Snipes began her photography business as a way to spend more time with her children making memories, and as a way to help others make memories of their own through photography.
It is Lilia Hamby’s first time manning The Cotton Candy Bar’s stand at a major event on Thursday. Hamby works as an assistant for owner Aubree Snipes. (Brad Robichaux/The News)
Another of Snipes’ new businesses, The Cotton Candy Bar, also provided a light, and sometimes alcoholic, treat for well-wishers.
Snipes hopes the all-organic, gourmet cotton candy will be a staple of modern events.
Maddox Snipes enjoys some non-alcoholic cotton candy from The Cotton Candy Bar. (Brad Robichaux/The News)
Maddox Snipes eyes some of the cookies provided for well-wishers at the bree elle Photography ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursay. (Brad Robichaux/The News)
