





Joe and Laci did a sand ceremony instead of a unity candle, signifying two becoming one. I have to admit--this is the best sand "holder" I've seen yet! It was so pretty nobody wanted to hold it after the ceremony for fear of breaking it!








Joe and Laci did a sand ceremony instead of a unity candle, signifying two becoming one. I have to admit--this is the best sand "holder" I've seen yet! It was so pretty nobody wanted to hold it after the ceremony for fear of breaking it!


Here is what our kitchen looks like now...by the way, did you know you can BBQ fish sticks? They turn out great! Oh, and that is our wood stove there in the middle.










Behind the wooded area is an amazing wheat field--the sky and golden color of the wheat was perfect. I could have photographed them in this field all day!








These two little cousins were so ADORABLE!! Dara and David have some awesome nephews!

A first dance moment--Dara got to share her first dance with her Dad and husband with a special song her Dad played--I love it when a Dad is obviously so loving and thoughtful for his daughter.

The night ended arounded the fire pit with smores and laughter--it was a great ending to a beautiful day!


Kendal's bouquet was amazing!! I loved the colors and shape!


This had to be the best and prettiest punch I have ever had at a wedding. I have no idea what was in it--but I probably could have drank 8 gallons of the delicious beverage that day, I didn't, but I could have!
Thanks again Kendal and Shawn! Your cd of images is heading your way in the mail!

Doesn't Kendal look amazing?
The lovely couple! They did so great putting up with the heat during the day! I guess they are a little more climatized to the east of the mountains weather than this "coasty."

I'll be posting more of their beautiful wedding details and reception pictures in the next couple weeks--I have so many favorites it is hard to choose what to show!