Yesterday on Cute and Delicious – a day in the married life photo post.
Today on A Practical Wedding – a letter to my wedding & on 100 Layer Cake (!!!!!!!) with some pretty, never before seen wedding shots.
P.S. Hello Bay Area spring!! <3 blossoms.
Yesterday on Cute and Delicious – a day in the married life photo post.
Today on A Practical Wedding – a letter to my wedding & on 100 Layer Cake (!!!!!!!) with some pretty, never before seen wedding shots.
P.S. Hello Bay Area spring!! <3 blossoms.
I just read your letter to your wedding. I think you are my new favorite blog, you are hilarious. Not to mention an artistic genius, your wedding seems totally worth it!
You have blossoms there?! No fair. Man, I need to move.
I was thinking the same thing. We’re supposed to get 4 – 8 inches tomorrow. I’m so ready to see some blossoming trees.
I still can’t believe your wedding was a real wedding. Gorgeous!
Can I just say how gorgeous your wedding was?? You look stunning and the location is amazing. I love Vermont. So beautiful and woodsy and perfect.
Awesome article and letter! Your wedding was so beautiful.
that letter to your wedding is one of the many examples of why i love you!
one of the many things I like about your wedding is that you wore black shoes with that dress.
your wedding (just the sheer gutsiness of it all- not to mention how beautifully and fully original it was) so inspired me as a fledgling diy bride-to-be months and months ago. i credit some of the risks i took with my own handmade, handcrafted, sweaty til til the last damn minute but it was all so glorious! wedding directly to your example. and your wise, funny and way too true letter to your wedding was just what i needed to read when i was having a post wedding meltdown thinking of just how very god awful hard it was to make everything so great, and how hard it was to feel both emotions so intensely at the same time. you are my own personal wedding patron saint and i wanted to say thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to tell me! It was really hard to have people not understand that BOTH the emotion sides could be so strong.