Married in the Same Church Where the Her Parents Said ?I Do?
If there’s one thing we love, it’s a sentimental ceremony venue. So, when we learned that this chic celebration captured by Clary Pfeiffer Photography that just so happened to take place at the very same church where the bride’s parents married, our eyes lit up with the look of love. Because this ballroom fete coordinated […]
If there’s one thing we love, it’s a sentimental ceremony venue. So, when we learned that this chic celebration captured by Clary Pfeiffer Photography that just so happened to take place at the very same church where the bride’s parents married, our eyes lit up with the look of love. Because this ballroom fete coordinated by Kate & Company is just about as good as it gets. See it all unfold in The Vault!
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From the Bride… For many of our closest friends and family, the proposal was no surprise. After meeting at Northwestern our freshman year, we quickly became attached at the hip, something that hasn?t changed six years later. In fact, prior to his ?official? proposal, Michael had already proposed a few times. This time he had rings – we designed the engagement ring using my great-grandmother?s stone and the wedding band he used to propose to me on the beach in Sanibel, FL surrounded by both of our families.
When Michael, who I know as Trainor (yes, this gets confusing...
If there’s one thing we love, it’s a sentimental ceremony venue. So, when we learned that this chic celebration captured by Clary Pfeiffer Photography that just so happened to take place at the very same church where the bride’s parents married, our eyes lit up with the look of love. Because this ballroom fete coordinated by Kate & Company is just about as good as it gets. See it all unfold in The Vault!
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From the Bride… For many of our closest friends and family, the proposal was no surprise. After meeting at Northwestern our freshman year, we quickly became attached at the hip, something that hasn?t changed six years later. In fact, prior to his ?official? proposal, Michael had already proposed a few times. This time he had rings – we designed the engagement ring using my great-grandmother?s stone and the wedding band he used to propose to me on the beach in Sanibel, FL surrounded by both of our families.
When Michael, who I know as Trainor (yes, this gets confusing...
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