Wednesday, August 29, 2012

dr. and mrs. :)

Since I didn't take one stinkin' photo on my wedding day, here is a beautiful poppy from my garden to feast your eyes on while I share with you some fun little tidbits from our day . . .
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Ah, where to begin? I am a married woman. And I am so incredibly happy and blessed. I will tell you that the morning of the wedding, I woke up with business in mind, needing to get out to the home of Lauren Brown, where our wedding ceremony and reception were held. I was greeted by my amazing Assets, my group of girlfriends who would do anything for me, come hell or high water. Angela created the most amazing flowers I've laid eyes on for my bouquet and the centerpieces. Leslie and Elsa helped design the beauty underneath the tent and brought in so many beautiful details I would have never thought of including in the day! From there, I journeyed to Theory to have my hair styled by the amazing Brittney, and from there I visited Deirdre at Indulgence, who made me look so fabulous that I - please don't judge - cried when I looked in the mirror. No, I am not conceited, but the way she transformed me took my breath away and I felt like a hundred million bucks. I traveled back to Lauren's home, where our families and some friends had already gathered, to slip (a/k/a double team-up on the stuck zipper) into my Jim Hjelm Blush dress (purchased locally from Avant Bridal) and get ready for portraits. Doug Loneman was our amazing photographer, and working with him was enjoyable, effortless and fun. We opted to do toasts and cocktail hour before the ceremony, which was absolutely beautiful and meaningful and set the tone for the rest of the day. After a simple, sweet ceremony that ended with a perfect kiss and some hoots and hollers, we scooped up the shorties and made our way back down the aisle . . . and the party began! Our dinner and desserts were prepared by the amazing Sarah Knecht, who I have worked with on a few projects now, and I can't tell you how many people raved about her incredible menu. And Joe Trudgeon spun the tunes all night, keeping our quaint company on the dance floor for hours. The day was amazing - I have never felt more naturally high or intoxicated in all of my life. Joe and I are still blown away by how perfect the day was, how special it was to have only those nearest and dearest to us. I know everyone has their own idea of what their special day will and should be like, and for us, it was executed flawlessly. I can't wait to share photos of this amazing time, and keep you all updated on the amazing journey we have officially begun as husband and wife. Until then, Happy Day to you!

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