Saturday, June 29, 2013

Meg's Wedding Week: The Bridal Party












There are seriously hundreds of photos I'd love to share here, even though they aren't mine. This day was perfect, and Josh did a beautiful job capturing the love and happiness shared by all. 

Meg's Wedding Week: Family

I know, I know. I am totally in love with Josh's work, okay? So here are some more photos. And then my in my next post, there will be more photos. I didn't take any photos of my own. (And I love his work!)







Meg's Wedding Week: The First Look

Because I cannot fully express in words just how beautiful the "first look" was, here are many photos to show you:











Again, photos by Josh Anderson.

Meg's Wedding Week: Morning

Here are some of my favorite shots taken by Meagan's brilliant photographer, Josh Anderson, as we prepared for Meg and Dave's big day:









Morning Snuggles with Gam



Friday, June 28, 2013

Meg's Wedding Week: Rehearsal

It rained much of Friday while we set up the shelter for Meg and Dave's reception. But in between showers, we walked from the shelter to the ceremony site to take in the views. Norskedalen is just gorgeous.


An old church transplanted here. Not the ceremony site.

When we finished setting up, we all headed to the Coulee Cabins to change and prep for the rehearsal and realized everyone's luggage was missing! The two cars carrying luggage headed back 30 minutes for La Crosse. So we hung out and I snapped a few shots of the beautiful scenery and we waited for our belongings to return.



It rained again during the rehearsal, so we all huddled into cars to let the storm pass. Here's Isaac snuggled up close to Gamma Sheyla. He wanted to be close to Gam all weekend. 


After the rehearsal, we headed back to the cabins for a barbecue. The cabins sit in the Coulee Hills and the scenery is just breathtaking.




At the end of the night, the wedding party and some of Meg and Dave's close friends lit Chinese lanterns to send off well-wishes for the bride and groom on their wedding day. Such a sweet gesture.





Tomorrow is going to be a good day.