The dessert table at our wedding was very close to my heart for several reasons.  For one, it had delicious desserts, and if you know me by now, you know that I love desserts.  Second, it contained some of my most favorite details. As I mentioned before, Meg and I made apple pie pops and

I don’t think it is any secret that Megan and I spent an exorbitant amount of time on wedding preparations.  We have always been very detail oriented, so we spent a huge bulk of time on the wedding details.  We started gathering inspiration and crafting a year and a half before the wedding.  Turns out,

From the beginning of the wedding planning process, I knew that I wanted our ceremony to be intimate, personal, and feel like us. We wanted to incorporate religion, as Corey’s family is very religious, but also desired for the ceremony to be first and foremost about our love for each other. We actually had two

Image by Abigail Seymour Photography And why you should take them.  If you are engaged (obvs).  Our engagement picture shoot was one of the most enjoyable things we did before the wedding.  They may seem kind of frivolous, but I find engagement shoots to be important for several reasons: 1)  When else in your life are you

In the last wedding recap post, I talked about our first look and how it was really special and magical for Corey and I to be able to spend some time alone before the madness of the day took over.  This is really just a continuation of that post to show you some more of

So, last we left off I had just gotten in my wedding dress (!) and was preparing to meet Corey for our first look.  A first look is when you see each other before the ceremony in order to have more time for pictures, and also to be able to spend some time with each