06/05/2026
Timeless love is still alive and well and it lives in Taylor & Brenn π
Don't get me wrong, I love dramatic weddings - but ONLY if it's thrown by a couple who loves orchestrating that over-the-top-experience. Social media has given rise to a true detriment to the industry and the couples it serves: the expectation that every wedding needs to be a production.
As though your love MUST be celebrated with a theatrical display.
But that is PATTENTLY untrue.
If your love is loud and explosive, celebrate it with that same explosive style! But sometimes, your love is quiet. It's that sensation of safety in the arms of your partner, knowing that you're the perfect fit when you snuggle together on the couch. Sometimes it's heading to the courthouse and just signing paperwork because you already know you found your person and don't need to shout it from the mountaintops (you just have to let the government know, for like, taxes and stuff). Sometimes it's carving out a moment in the day to just take in the beauty of the love of your life while Grandma takes the kids home from the courthouse so you can be alone with your true love (and a rando photographer you found on the internet). And sometimes it means going home from the photo session to pick up the kids and go to Texas Roadhouse to celebrate, because nothing says true love like cinnamon butter and biscuits.
And that's truly beautiful.
Taylor and Brenn have the most beautiful smiles, and their eyes just sparkled when they looked at each other. They have a beautiful life ahead of them, and I'm just so grateful I got to enjoy the sunshine they radiated on their rainy elopement day ππ
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