Let me introduce you the biggest University of Florida Gator fans and the sweetest newlyweds! Elizabeth and Alex love their Gators so much and knew they wanted to incorporate it into their wedding day. They met at a UF soccer game, dated while living in Gainesville, and even traveled to the ESPY awards in LA to represent the Gators when Elizabeth won ESPNU’s Ultimate College Sports Fan in 2012! Their wedding ceremony was at the beautiful Episcopal Chapel of the Incarnation in Gainesville, just steps away from their favorite campus. Their wedding colors were orange and blue and an adorable bride and groom Albert and Alberta topped their wedding cake. All of the UF alumni gathered on the dance floor at the Wyndham Garden Hotel to sing “We are the boys” and to take a gator chomp picture! Their closest family and friends traveled from all over the country to meet in their special, most-loved city to celebrate together. It was a beautiful day!
Venue: Episcopal Chapel of the Incarnation
First Look: University of Florida Plaza of the Americas
Reception: Wyndham Garden Gainesville
Bridal Gown + BM Dresses: David’s Bridal
Hair + Make Up: Ashley Loza
Flowers: Publix Floral
Cake: Publix Bakery
Honeymoon: Carnival Cruise
One week ago, Megan and Nathan were having the night of their lives with their closest friends and family at the Davis Island Garden Club in Tampa. The two had exchanged vows to spend the rest of their days together and they could finally call each other husband and wife! They had perfect weather (even with predicted thunderstorms!), a gorgeous venue, hand-crafted DIY details by the bride, and love that completely filled the room. These two met three years ago while country line dancing. Who knew, you can actually meet your future spouse in a country bar!! Megan and Nate, thank you for inviting us to document your day. We loved every minute of it!! Enjoy their love story.
Katie and Ryan were married under a beautiful oak tree in his grandparent’s backyard on Saturday. Their family and friends whole-heartedly cheered as they had their first kiss as husband and wife. Their wedding day held so many special details. Katie wore her mom’s wedding garter and used lace from her veil in the bridal bouquet, they buried a full bottle of bourbon near the ceremony site a month before the date to prevent rain (it worked!), and they invited Ryan’s grandparents to dance at the reception to celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary. Any wedding that has an outdoor ceremony, delicious BBQ, dancing under the stars, and a marvelous chinese lantern release is fine by me! Enjoy Katie and Ryan’s wedding day.
