The violent colors of the sunset played romantically in the lakes, reflecting the suns farewell gift perfectly. The tall grass bent and danced to the wind as it caressed it gently. My gps said, in her Australian accent, "In one mile, turn right" my car crested a hill and my breath abandoned me completely as it had been threatening to do for the past hundred miles.
I looked down upon the single most beautiful scene I had ever seen. The sun sat cradled like a precious gem upon a row of protecting mountains. It cast its light across the glass surface of the lake making it glitter amber. The sky was celebrating, giving spring a farewell party of such vivacity.
As I skirted the lake, the sun's rays finally caressed the lake passionately one last time, and my car pulled quietly into the driveway. I went to bed that night thinking, "Tomorrow can only go one way after a wedding's eve such as that....perfectly."
Seriously, Michelle, could you be any more stunning? I vote no.
When Michelle told me she + Dan had chosen the summer solstice as their wedding date, I may or may not have gotten choked up. Who wouldn't want the happiest day of their life to be the longest day of the year? And the first day of summer? These two definitely made every second of that long and wonderful day count!
I cannot say enough good things about Michelle + Dan. Your wedding day was magical. I am grateful you invited me to be such an intimate part of it.
Bridal Gown: Uptown Bridal & Boutique
Bridesmaid Dresses: Alfred Angelo
Jazz Band: Wilber Rehmann Quartet
Cake: Yvonne Crosby
Florist: Woodland Florist
Bridal Makeup: Amore Salon, Melanie Hobbs
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