do wrong to none.

Two years ago today, I held the hand of my closest friend and promised to love him for the rest of my life.. best decision I’ve ever made.

Our reception was so much fun with lots of dancing and dessert.

Our ceremony was truly a family affair. Wyatt’s brothers played the wedding march on violin. All my sisters were by my side. My childhood preacher officiated and Wyatt’s grandpa blessed our marriage in prayer. It was a wonderful day.

My dress was love at first sight. I would wear it every day if I could. And our wedding was all about comfort, so no heels for me.

I planned our wedding for months.. I made all our invitations, programs, and signs myself, picked out each individual piece for the tables. This moment was so special seeing it all come together.

In two days, Wyatt and I will celebrate two years of marriage. Needless to say, I’m reminiscing. I remember getting ready on our wedding day was so surreal. I wasn’t worried about a thing and never felt a hint of nervousness. I was so excited and just wanted to soak it all up.

I love how my husband can be thoughtful, hilarious, and so dang sweet all in the same gift. This was his traditional “paper” gift, to me, along with tickets to see Hunger Games (aka Hungry Birds). He knows how to speak my love language! <3

A year ago today, was one of the best days ever. I put on a beautiful white dress and promised to love one person for the rest of my life. It’s been a year filled with complete happiness and I hope it keeps feeling that way for a long time to come.

paper anniversary gift for Wyatt.. it’s just a little “book” made with 3 manila envelopes stuffed with all our ticket stubs, momentos, cards, etc.

The best decision I’ve ever made, on one of the best days ever! I can’t believe it’s been almost a year ago.

I’m very proud of my diy invitations and programs