Snowy Rocky Mountain National Park Engagement
There’s no doubt Winsome and Wright knows how to capture love. One little look through The Vault and you’ll see what I mean. But when they’ve got the most darling of couples plus the snowy scenery of Rocky Mountain National Park in front of the camera" Well, this happens. One absurdly sweet engagement session – snow capped trees included. From […]
There’s no doubt Winsome and Wright knows how to capture love. One little look through The Vault and you’ll see what I mean. But when they’ve got the most darling of couples plus the snowy scenery of Rocky Mountain National Park in front of the camera" Well, this happens. One absurdly sweet engagement session – snow capped trees included.
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From The Bride to be…The story of Chris and myself is one of chance; despite all odds here we are, together. It all started when Chris and I had our first brief interaction 4 months prior to our first date: it was a heated discussion on a mutually respected author, whom, though highly respected in my book, I did not care much for. The conversation was good enough, so in an uncharacteristic move, I gave him my number. 4 months later, I received a text from “Chris Chemistry” asking to grab a drink. I was a bit bewildered, as I had completely forgotten about this “Chris Chemistry”, but figured he must be worth at least a drink what with me saving his name with...
There’s no doubt Winsome and Wright knows how to capture love. One little look through The Vault and you’ll see what I mean. But when they’ve got the most darling of couples plus the snowy scenery of Rocky Mountain National Park in front of the camera" Well, this happens. One absurdly sweet engagement session – snow capped trees included.
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From The Bride to be…The story of Chris and myself is one of chance; despite all odds here we are, together. It all started when Chris and I had our first brief interaction 4 months prior to our first date: it was a heated discussion on a mutually respected author, whom, though highly respected in my book, I did not care much for. The conversation was good enough, so in an uncharacteristic move, I gave him my number. 4 months later, I received a text from “Chris Chemistry” asking to grab a drink. I was a bit bewildered, as I had completely forgotten about this “Chris Chemistry”, but figured he must be worth at least a drink what with me saving his name with...
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