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Mr. & Mrs. O!

This weekend, Wyatt's co-worker, Mike got married.  It was a beautiful wedding, all done with love, with Mike & Lauren details everywhere.  It took place at an Brookside Equestrian Center.  I don't know Mike or Lauren that well, but yesterday, I felt as though I did.  Judging from the speeches, as well as the comments I heard from all the guests, these two are loved by many people and definitely IN LOVE.  

As we walked toward the ceremony area, we found this....








Mike waiting for his lovely bride!


She was so excited the entire time.










The hands of two nervous and excited people.  LOVE.






The KISS!  I love being able to capture the kiss at weddings and the one thing I can't seem to run away from, is the priest/pastor/officiant who is in the background.  :/  

Better?













Reception








Another moment I love to capture (although this time the hubs caught it)- The groom's "I love this woman" look.  Ugh.  Still gives me the butterflies seeing how he looks at her and how in love he is.

 It was hot...and by hot I mean over 100 degrees hot.  So they all had their shades on, water in hand.







Lauren even surprised her mom with a mother of the bride dance!















Calling it a night.  We're parents.  We can't stay up any longer than 9pm.


Thank you to Mike and Lauren for letting us be a part of your very special day!

God Bless,
Kat

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