I was truly honored to be a guest at her special day. And what a BEAUTIFUL day it was!!! The church where her ceremony was PACKED full of people who love and support Taylor and Corey. Their ceremony was very sweet. One thing about their ceremony that was very unique was their assembly of their Unity Cross. Now usually I am not a big fan of the Unity candle, sand, picture frame thing, but this was something I had never seen before and I thought it was AMAZING. I liked it because the cross symbolizes many things that are important to them: their faith, their families coming together, the base of their relationship, etc and it is something that will remain beautiful for many years to come and will be a wonderful accent in their home. The Unity Cross was just another perfect moment in their ceremony. This was my first Air Force wedding and I thought it was adorable how they wouldn't let Taylor and Corey through until they kissed.
The reception was equally as gorgeous as the ceremony. The venue was incredible! There are few other words to describe it besides perfect and beautiful, so I will just let the pictures speak for themselves. We danced the night away, in true AOII fashion, and the evening ended with a fantastic fireworks show.
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| Her GORGEOUS cake! |
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| Corey's cake |
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| first dance! |
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| Pics don't do her dress justice. Look at that lace!! |
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| We love you Taylor!! |
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| PS Guess who caught the bouquet! Me!! |
This wedding was SO Taylor. It was classic and elegant but sweet and relaxed at the same time. It was very Oklahoma Princess. Just like Taylor. Everything had a touch of their Air Force future with the subtle red, white, and blue flowers. Taylor and Corey were beaming with joy the entire night. It was definitely a night filled with love, happiness, laughter, fun, and everything else you could ever hope for at a wedding. I am BEYOND happy for Taylor and Corey and am honored that I got to share their day with them.
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