A long, long time ago I was a 3rd grader. Some of my friends will try and tel you that I stopped maturing right then there but that is not for this blog. While I was a 3rd grader, I was invited over to my classmates house to spend the night, along with a few others, to celebrate Brian’s birthday. Brian’s Dad being the ever so gracious host, during the darkest of nights, proceeded to round up all the 3rd graders around a fire and told the scariest of stories. It was so scary that the parents of one of the children was summoned at night to pick up their child due him being too scared to stay the night.
Yup, it was me.
So that is how my memories of being Brian classmate and friend began. I glad to say that after all these years and especially after Sarah and Brian’s wedding, I have much fonder memories to recall. Such as the absolutely epic story of Sarah and Brian first meeting. Beer and Bears is all I will say. Or watching Sarah cry the first time she walked into her reception space after all this time of planning and interest. Or in a short time after that, watching Sarah go from wedding detail planner to looking at me and saying, “I just want to go party”. (Sidenote, this is the best thing a Bride could ever tell me, because she has embraced that nothing else matters than just enjoying her day). Or better yet, just how Sarah and Brian looked at each other and danced.
Sarah and Brian, thank you for taking me on the adventure of being a part of your wedding. I so appreciated every moment and I hope these photos bring you back to those moments!
Venue: The Pavilion at Orchard Ridge Farms
Caterer: Henrici’s
Coordinator: Favor*
Dress: Reddington Bridal
Suit/Tux: Men’s Wearhouse
Hair: Starr Styles
Make-Up: Stephanie Klump
Flowers: Revel Decor
DJ: Luxe Productions
Videographer: Vixen Production
Limo: Van Galder Bus Company
Cake: By The Dozen
Linens: Event Floral
Photo Booth: Luxe Productions
Rental Company: Once Upon A Pedestal
Late Night Snack: Taco Gonzales
Graphic Designer: Corey Fraley
Officiant: Pastor Anthony L. Dusso