When I wake up I hear your voice and it soothes me.

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      The morning of your wedding day should be a restful and peaceful time. I encourage brides to designate a few moments to quietly reflect on the day ahead and slowly begin getting ready for your day. This is exactly what this gorgeous bride wanted us to capture. From the moment she woke up, we wanted these images to show the experience of what the morning really looks like. Most brides overlook the moments prior to their wedding and we know how meaningful it could be.

       

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      How exactly can a bride truly soak in the moments of her wedding day? In the midst of chaos, how does she unplug and even take in one long, slow breath for calmly?

      Soaking in the moments of your wedding can be a tough thing to achieve, but it is absolutely necessary. To ground and remind yourself of what the insanely crazy day is all about, you must take a few moments to yourself. While your buttons may not want to come together, or your caterer has prepared chicken instead of steak, or your bouquet began to wilt earlier than you’d imagined… none of it really matters, remember that! You standing there, professing your love to your husband or partner is the only thing you need to think about. The rest will fall into place.

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