I'm so excited to announce that Julia Mary has a new blog and website. Follow me there as I won't be updating this blog any longer.
If there is such a thing as golfball size rain I saw it falling on my windshield, the morning of Josh and Katie's wedding. Huge thunder cracking in the distance and a sky as dark as night. However, nothing was going to damper the mood of this cute couples wedding day. Katie was all smiles when I arrived... completely happy, completely content. Today she was getting married and nothing else mattered; rain or shine this was going to be the best day of her life.
I don't know if grooms can get giddy but if they can Josh definitely was. He was so eager to see his bride, and could hardly take his eyes off of her the rest of the day.
Michelle and Jay have known each other as friends for the last 2 years. They started dating in May [2011], by June they were engaged, now its July and they're married! I've known Michelle for the past few years and never have I seen her so content and full of joy as she is now. The wedding day was beautiful, with an intimate ceremony outside of Michelle's parents house surrounded by their closest friends and family. A truly amazing day to be apart of.
As wonderful as the day was, Michelle's twin, Brittney and her family weren't going to be there because of a recent move to Montana and on top of that Brittney had just had a baby 2 months earlier. Michelle was bummed but they were going to be "live-streaming" the wedding to them so they could "be there". Right after Michelle had gotten her wedding dress on, the bedroom door opened and two of her nieces from Montana peered through the door! The night before Brittney and her husband Nate had made the last minute decision to drive through the night with all four kids and surprise everyone. Despite one of their van tires blowing up at 3am, they arrived just an hour before the ceremony. It couldn't have been more perfect! 
Reception was held near St. Anthony Main, at an old historic restaurant. 
