Both Jess and Pete had recently landed in Kalamazoo during the pandemic, Jess for work and Pete to be closer to family. After matching in early 2021, they quickly realized there was something special between them. Their first date? A walk on a local nature trail with Jess’s newly adopted senior dog, Luna, tagging along. From there, their relationship grew one walk, one conversation, and one adventure at a time. They bonded over their shared love of the outdoors, family, and of course, Luna. Pete also proved early on that he was a keeper by patiently navigating Jess’s self-proclaimed terrible texting habits. As Jess traveled for work leading wilderness trips, Pete would watch Luna and eventually, after one trip, he simply never really left.
Since then, they’ve filled their lives with camping trips, hiking and biking adventures, family visits, a trip to Europe, and more rounds of MarioKart than they can probably count. When it comes to their wedding day at Camp Merrie Woode, what they’re looking forward to most isn’t just saying “I do.” It’s bringing together all the people they love in one place. With friends and family spread across the country, this weekend will be the first time many of them get to meet and that’s what makes it so meaningful. A weekend in the woods, surrounded by their favorite people? It couldn’t be more Jess and Pete.
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Some love stories start with sparks flying immediately. Mary and Hayden’s almost didn’t start at all. After two weeks of less than stellar Hinge conversations, Mary decided to give it one last shot and asked Hayden to meet for a drink. Their original plans at The Royce fell through when the bar was closed for a private event, and after some last-minute improvising (and Mary panic-parking because she was running late), they ended up at Hockeytown Café instead. Turns out, that change of plans was the best thing that could have happened.
The conversation came easily, the chemistry was instant, and they spent the entire evening talking. By their second date, a Mayer Hawthorne concert at El Club, they already knew there was something special there. Even without much chance to talk, being together just felt comfortable. Since then, their relationship has been built on the things that matter most to them, music, family, friends, and making each other laugh. They’ve been on more concert dates than they can count, including a memorable trip to see the Yeah Yeah Yeahs in New York. Hayden’s quick wit keeps Mary laughing daily, while Mary brings the kind of warmth and energy that makes everyone feel welcome. One of my favorite parts of their story is how naturally they’ve become part of each other’s families. Whether it’s Hayden teasing Mary’s mom about her decorative ceramic artichoke taking up valuable kitchen counter space or Mary fitting right in with Hayden’s family’s love of thrifting and vintage treasures, they’ve created a life that feels deeply connected to the people around them.
Their wedding day at Goldner Walsh was a perfect reflection of that. Surrounded by lush greenery, vintage details, and the people they love most, they celebrated not only becoming husband and wife but also the community that has supported them along the way. And yes, there was plenty of excitement surrounding Hayden’s choreographed Love Shack dance. Mary and Hayden, thank you for inviting us into such a joyful day. It was an honor to witness the beginning of this next chapter.
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Rachel and Bri’s LGBT garden wedding at Frederik Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, Michigan was the kind of day that feels soft, intentional, and deeply joyful, rooted in connection, growth, and the kind of love that shows up exactly when you’re about ready to give up. Surrounded by lush greenery, glowing light, and the people who love them most, these two celebrated not just a wedding day, but a love story that was always meant to find its way home.
How They Met
Like so many modern queer love stories, Rachel and Bri met on a dating app, Her, to be exact. Rachel had just joined after a long stretch of frustration on Hinge, and Bri had been on Her for nearly a year and was this close to calling it quits altogether. Timing, as it turns out, is everything. Bri insists she swiped first. Rachel honestly can’t remember if she swiped back or if she was scrolling through her likes (the app interface is… confusing, okay?). What they do remember clearly is how easy it felt. Within two days of messaging, they had a date on the calendar. Purposeful questions, genuine curiosity, and conversation that didn’t feel like work, something that can feel painfully rare in the world of dating apps.
The Love Story
Their first date was lunch at First Wok Chinese. It started at 1:30 pm. It ended at 10:00 pm when the restaurant closed and the staff politely kicked them out. They were so wrapped up in talking that neither of them even ate their food. Instant connection doesn’t even begin to cover it. For Bri, this was new territory. She was used to falling too hard, too fast for the wrong people, and she was trying really hard not to do that this time. Rachel, a self-described “baby bisexual,” had been through her share of hard situationships with both men and women and was just relieved to feel like this could finally become something real, something she’d been searching for for years.
Their dates kept getting longer. Two weeks in, they made it official. A few weeks later, Rachel told her best friend that she didn’t know why or how, but she knew Bri was the one and that they were going to get married. (She may have also drunk-texted Bri this revelation. Iconic.) At the one-month mark, Bri had her own realization, standing in Michael’s craft store, of all places. They were buying fabric to make a blanket together to use while watching a movie at Bri’s house. That was the moment it clicked: this is it.
From there came countless memories and with each one, the certainty grew. This is how they wanted to live their lives. Together. Then, on July 15th, in the breathtaking beauty of Pictured Rocks, they both managed to propose to each other on the same day. Perfectly on brand. Perfectly them.
What They’re Most Excited For
“To leave officially as wives 🥹 …and also the partying at the reception!” And honestly? Both are excellent answers.
The Wedding Day
Their wedding at Meijer Gardens was a reflection of everything they are: grounded, romantic, and full of life. The garden setting felt like a natural extension of their love. Every glance, every laugh, every quiet moment together carried the weight of a journey that led them exactly where they were meant to be. From the moment I arrived everyone who was surrounding them was filled with joy and eager to help. Both families eager to join together and beaming at how proud they were of both women. Guests were taken out to the the beautiful waterfall ceremony location tucked away inside the Meijer Gardens property and once they said “I do” there was not a dry eye.
The celebration continued inside the grand ballroom where speeches brought laughter, dances brought more tears, and music brought some very fun dance moves! Everyone was ready to party the night away with the two love birds.
Rachel and Bri, your love is thoughtful, playful, and deeply real. It was an absolute honor to witness and document the beginning of this next chapter, one where you keep choosing each other, every day, just like you did from that very first, way-too-long lunch date.
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Some love stories start with a spark. Others start with a high five after calling someone an asshole and honestly, those are my favorite kinds. Kate and Duncan’s Downtown Grand Rapids wedding was vibrant, heartfelt, and deeply them, a celebration rooted in friendship, growth, and a whole lot of color. Set against the industrial textures of downtown GR, their day felt like a perfect reflection of their journey: bold, intentional, and full of joy.
From College Classmates to Best Friends
Kate and Duncan first met at Calvin University, both engineering students finding their way through freshman year. While Duncan stuck with engineering, Kate eventually shifted paths, but not before their worlds collided in a way neither would forget. Technically, their very first interaction involved Kate calling someone out for being an asshole (because… they were), and Duncan responding with an enthusiastic high five. Instant connection. They shared classes, study sessions, and a growing friendship that laid the foundation for everything to come. By junior year, that friendship turned into something more, but not without a few twists along the way.
Losing Touch, Finding Their Way Back
Like so many stories shaped by the pandemic, life pulled Kate and Duncan in different directions for a while. They lost touch, checked in occasionally, and carried on separately until college housing brought them back together in the most unexpected way. They moved into their houses… a single block apart. For an entire month, Kate didn’t realize just how close they were living until she finally reached out, jokingly asking when they’d ever live near each other again. Duncan’s response? He had already moved in and had been nervously working up the courage to ask her out. Their first hangout was a stargazing night, purely as friends. But somewhere between the stars and the quiet conversation, everything shifted. When they finally kissed, Kate knew this was something special.
Love Built in the Little Moments
Their college years together were filled with the kind of moments that build real love: parking lot Chick-fil-A dates, late-night Avatar watch marathons, and long study sessions tucked away in the library. As their relationship grew, so did their dreams. When Duncan was accepted into a PhD program in Atlanta, they made the leap together choosing partnership, adventure, and a shared future. Today, they describe each other as best friends, biggest supporters, and loving confidants the kind of relationship that feels steady and expansive all at once.
A Wedding Bursting with Color & Meaning
Their Downtown Grand Rapids wedding was a joyful reflection of everything they are together. Against an industrial backdrop, Kate brought her vision to life with bright, colorful décor, transforming the space into something vibrant, playful, and deeply personal. While the commitment itself was the heart of the day, Kate was especially excited to see the space come alive, proof that weddings don’t have to be muted or minimal to be meaningful. Color was part of the story, just like laughter, friendship, and the people who have walked alongside them.
Kate and Duncan’s wedding wasn’t just a celebration of love, it was a celebration of who they are, where they’ve been, and the life they’re building next. And honestly? It was an absolute joy to witness.
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Michael and Travis’ wedding day at John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids, Michigan was one of those days that felt deeply grounded and wildly joyful all at once. Neutral boho textures, soft earthy tones, and the quiet magic of the zoo as their backdrop made the entire day feel intentional, relaxed, and full of heart. The kind of celebration that’s less about tradition and more about truth. From the moment they were surrounded by their people, it was clear: this wasn’t just a wedding. It was a celebration of perseverance, partnership, and choosing each other again and again.
A Love Story Built on Distance (and Determination)
Michael and Travis technically met at Travis’s birthday dinner while both were in college, Michael attending NMU in Marquette and Travis at GVSU. They were introduced through a friend while visiting Grand Valley, and from there, everything unfolded slowly and intentionally.
What followed was a long-distance relationship that required serious commitment: phone calls, planning, and countless seven-hour drives whenever they could make it work. Even after college, distance still played a role, Travis living in Gaylord and Michael in the Detroit area, but they kept choosing each other. Within a year, they made the leap and both moved to Grand Rapids, where they’ve now built a life together for over 11 years. They’ve bought a home, adopted a cat named Steven and a dog named Marshall, and created a partnership rooted in friendship, resilience, and deep mutual respect.
Their story is one of moving through physical distance, societal barriers, and even a postponed wedding due to Covid, but never losing sight of what mattered most: their relationship and love.
A Day Worth the Wait
After years of patience and postponement, Michael and Travis finally got to have their day, and it was absolutely worth it. Set among the natural beauty of John Ball Zoo, their LGBT boho neutral wedding felt warm, organic, and effortless. The soft color palette paired beautifully with the greenery and textures of the space, creating a calm, inviting atmosphere that let the focus stay exactly where it belonged: on connection. There was laughter, emotion, and the kind of ease that only comes when two people are completely sure of each other. When I arrived it was lovely to see all of their loved ones helping set up and being so supportive of the whole vision. Once the ceremony started there was not a dry eye in the place, each person in attendance moved by the couple’s words of commitment to one another. After sealing it with a kiss and “I do” we headed out with their wedding party to capture some beautiful photos around the zoo. Not long after the party got started!
What They Were Most Excited For
More than anything, Michael and Travis were excited to celebrate their relationship and simply have fun with their friends and family. And honestly? That joy was palpable all day long. From quiet, meaningful moments between the two of them to big, exuberant celebrations with their people, this day felt like a true reflection of who they are together.
Michael and Travis, your wedding was a beautiful reminder that love doesn’t have to be loud to be powerful. Thank you for trusting me to document a day that represents so many years of choosing each other.
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Michael and Cody | Downtown Detroit Wedding | Gay Wedding at Chroma Detroit, MI
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Some love stories just move fast and when they do, they do it with intention, tacos, late-night pillow talks, and a whole lot of time spent on I-131. Abby and Avalon’s story is the kind that feels inevitable from the very beginning. The kind where you meet on Bumble, blink twice, and suddenly you’re planning a life together (and loading up a U-Haul in true lesbian fashion).
From the moment I arrived at Black Sheep Shelter, it was clear this day wasn’t about perfection it was about meaning and togetherness. A DIY spring wedding tucked into the Michigan countryside, built with care, creativity, and community, and centered around one very simple truth: Abby and Avalon are wildly in love.
How They Met
Bumble!! They matched in August of 2021 and talked for a couple of weeks before finally meeting up. Their first date was on a Monday. The second date? Tuesday. By the following Wednesday, they were officially together and had already seen each other 7 out of the last 9 days. Clearly it was a connection and spark that couldn’t be denied.
Avalon was living in Grand Rapids, Abby in Kalamazoo, but distance didn’t stand a chance. That fall was spent driving up and down 131, squeezing in every possible moment together. Taco dates turned into brunch dates, which turned into adventures, which turned into long, quiet nights talking about everything and nothing at all. By Thanksgiving, Abby had unofficially moved in. By February, it was official.
When You Know, You Know
Less than a month into dating, on top of a Ferris wheel, they both realized they had met the love of their lives. The kind of knowing that doesn’t feel rushed, just obvious. By summer, they were buying rings and dreaming out loud about proposals. After attending eight weddings and traveling nearly every weekend together, they each planned a proposal of their own—without knowing the other was doing the same. Only a week and a half apart. Both complete surprises. Both absolutely beautiful. Ironically in matching outfits for both occasions.
The Wedding Day at Black Sheep Shelter
Their wedding day felt like an extension of their relationship: intentional, warm, a little playful, and deeply rooted in love. A Michigan spring DIY wedding that didn’t try to be anything other than exactly who they are. There were handmade details, soft spring light, and the kind of calm that comes from knowing you’re standing exactly where you’re meant to be. Black Sheep Shelter provided the perfect backdrop: natural, welcoming, and full of quiet magic. Abby and Avalon knew they wanted an cozy and outdoor feel for their celebration where all of their chosen family could come celebrate together. Jeff and Melissa’s venue was the perfect choice, and just made sense since Avalon also works there as a wedding coordinator!
What They Were Most Excited For
“To marry my best friend, to see how beautiful she is at our first look, cry, be happy, and celebrate our love with the people we love.”
Abby
“To marry the love of my life, legally committing to her, surrounded with the people who love us most. And our private vows!”
Avalon
A Day That Felt Like Home
Abby and Avalon’s wedding wasn’t about tradition for tradition’s sake. It was about choosing each other again and again, surrounded by people who have watched their love grow from Bumble messages to Ferris wheel realizations to forever. A lesbian DIY spring wedding in Michigan that felt honest, emotional, and completely theirs. And truly? That’s the best kind there is. This wedding was the kind that reminded me why I love what I do so much. These two are like rays of sunshine personified and from the moment I met them it was clear we’d become best friends. When going through the planning process Avalon told Abby “I really wanna be friends with our photographer” and I told my husband after my consult with them “I just met the COOLEST couple, I’m determined to become bffs with them”. It’s one of the best parts of what I do, making connections with amazing people who I can now call chosen family too.
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From Facebook to forever.
Michael and Cody’s wedding day at Chroma in Detroit was a vivid celebration of love, resilience, and the kind of partnership that only deepens through shared trials. Nestled in the heart of the city where their love first took root, these two husbands said “I do” surrounded by the people who shaped their story—and a skyline that witnessed it all.
How it All Started
Michael and Cody’s love story begins, as many modern romances do, with a Facebook Dating match and a message that led to…an arcade. Yes, you read that right. These two bonded over flashing lights, competitive games, and probably a few playful jabs over who had better aim. But that first date? It wasn’t just fun—it set the tone for a relationship built on laughter, curiosity, and connection.
Not long after that, the world changed.
Just as their relationship began to bloom, the COVID-19 pandemic swept in. What could have stalled a budding romance only made theirs grow stronger. “We became close through the trials and tribulations of the pandemic,” Michael shared. And it shows. Their connection was forged not just in date nights and shared playlists, but in quiet, vulnerable moments of showing up for each other when things were hard.
They fell in love in Detroit, drawn together by a shared excitement for history, music, and their beautiful differences in background and life experience. “Our love is rooted in mutual respect and admiration,” they told me. And you feel that in every interaction between them. There’s an easy give-and-take, a tenderness to the way they speak about each other that feels lived-in and real.
A Wedding in the Heart of the City
Chroma Detroit was the perfect venue for this moment—industrial yet vibrant, modern with soul, much like their relationship. Floor-to-ceiling windows cast soft light over every joyful tear and stolen glance. The space felt alive with color, texture, and energy—just like Michael and Cody.
When I asked them what they were most excited for about the big day, they both lit up. “Seeing all of our friends and loved ones,” Michael said, “and having them get the chance to experience Detroit!” The city they call home, where their love story unfolded street by street, was a guest of honor all its own.
Cody added with a grin: “Honestly? It being over—and us finally being husbands!”
And husbands they are. After all the planning, the anticipation, and the joyful chaos of the day, that’s what it came down to: choosing each other. Again, and again, and again.
The Takeaway
Michael and Cody’s wedding wasn’t just a celebration of love—it was a testament to growth, grit, and deep affection that endures. Their story reminds us that love isn’t just about finding someone who shares your passions, but someone who sees your differences and loves you more for them.
To Michael and Cody: thank you for letting me witness your day, your city, and your story. Here’s to many more games at the arcade—and a lifetime of shared victories.
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There’s something truly magical about a fall wedding in Michigan—the crisp air, the explosion of color in the trees, and the golden light that makes every moment feel like a dream. Now, add in two soulmates, a whole lot of love, and a day filled with their favorite places, people, and traditions, and you’ve got Rachel and Lauren’s unforgettable wedding celebration!
From Tinder to True Love
Rachel and Lauren’s love story started like many modern romances—on Tinder. But theirs wasn’t just another swipe-right situation; it was fate.
In the middle of the COVID era, after weeks of amazing text conversations, they finally decided to meet up in person at a local park in Ann Arbor (post-vaccine confirmation, of course!). That first meeting? On St. Patrick’s Day—talk about lucky! They spent hours walking, talking, and immediately realizing there was something incredibly special between them.
Their dates always centered around their favorite things: food and nature. Sushi, cheese boards, pizza—if it was delicious and could be enjoyed outside, they were there for it. Over time, their bond grew, and before they knew it, they were building a beautiful life together in Ypsilanti with their adorable pup, Opie.
Whether it’s attending UofM games (where Rachel works!), watching Love is Blind, or catching a show with the orchestra, their relationship is built on shared experiences, deep belly laughs, and making every moment count.
A Picture-Perfect Wedding Day
Rachel and Lauren wanted a wedding that felt like them—joyful, full of love, and surrounded by the people who matter most. They started the day in one of the most beautiful spots in Ann Arbor—Matthaei Botanical Gardens—where they exchanged vows among the stunning fall foliage. The warm hues of autumn made the perfect backdrop for their heartfelt ceremony, celebrating their journey together.
After saying “I do,” they shared an incredibly special moment with their wedding party and closest family members at a place that holds a deep significance for them—the Big House. As a UofM employee, Rachel made it possible for their loved ones to step onto the legendary field, taking once-in-a-lifetime photos in one of the most iconic stadiums in college football. For many, it was a dream come true just to stand on the turf, and it made for some truly unforgettable wedding portraits.
A Joyful Reception at the Ypsilanti Freighthouse
From Ann Arbor to Ypsi, the celebration continued at the Ypsilanti Freighthouse, a historic and charming venue that was the perfect setting for a night filled with love, laughter, and dancing.
One of the most special moments of the night? Rachel and Lauren’s first dance, sung by a dear friend. The personal touch made it all the more meaningful, creating a moment they’ll cherish forever.
What They Were Most Excited For:
💃 Rachel: “Drinking and dancing with our loved ones.”
🎶 Lauren: “Dancing and the Horah chair-lifting dance (Jewish tradition)!”
With their favorite people surrounding them, a dance floor full of joy, and a love story that continues to unfold in the most beautiful ways, Rachel and Lauren’s wedding was the perfect reflection of who they are—fun, heartfelt, and absolutely meant to be.
Cheers to a lifetime of adventures, football Saturdays, and endless love! 💛💙
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Some love stories unfold in quiet, magical ways, woven through poetry, patience, and a little bit of fate. Delany and Ryan’s journey from an almost-missed connection to a lifelong partnership is one of those stories that feels like it was meant to be all along. Their wedding day, set in the lush beauty of a greenhouse in Grand Rapids, was a perfect reflection of their love—warm, vibrant, and deeply rooted in the community that surrounds them.
A Meeting Written in the Stars (and Tarot Cards)
Delany and Ryan’s first meeting was the kind you’d find in an indie romance film—music, moonlight, and a bit of missed timing. On the Fourth of July, Delany sat outside her then-partner’s house, making bracelets and reading tarot as a house show played on the front porch. A group of friends walked up, Ryan among them. He noticed Delany immediately, intrigued by her energy, and later asked about her—only to find out she wasn’t available.
But the universe had a plan, and it wasn’t finished writing their story yet.
A Love Story in Poetry and Persistence
Two years later, fate placed them in the same poetry class. One day, Ryan casually asked Delany to grab a drink after class. That one invitation led to an unexpected but perfectly natural next step—he ended up coming home with her and never really leaving. Their friendship-turned-romance deepened as Ryan seamlessly became the unofficial third roommate in Delany’s shared apartment. When she left for Alabama to pursue an MFA in poetry, their love stretched across the distance, strengthened by visits, late-night calls, and the certainty that they were meant to be.
As Ryan finished his degree and built his life in Grand Rapids, the pandemic shifted their plans. Delany moved back, finishing her degree while living with Ryan. They grew through every challenge together, and when the time was right, Ryan knew exactly how to ask her to marry him.
A Surprise Proposal by the Water
Delany had one request—no proposal until she had her degree in hand. Ryan listened, and as soon as she graduated, he planned the perfect surprise. At her family’s lake house on Lake Huron, her loved ones gathered for what she thought was a graduation party. But the moment was about to become even more magical. As the celebration unfolded, Ryan proposed, and her family pulled off the ultimate switch—transforming the decor into an engagement party in real time. It was a moment of pure love, surprise, and joy, wrapped in the place that meant the most to her.
A Wedding Rooted in Love and Celebration
On their wedding day, Delany and Ryan stepped into a space filled with life—greenery climbing the glass walls, sunlight filtering through leaves, and the air buzzing with laughter and love. For Delany, the excitement was in the simple, meaningful moments: slipping into a beautiful dress, sitting beside Ryan at dinner as newlyweds, dancing under twinkling lights, and seeing so many people they love gathered in one place.
Their greenhouse wedding was a celebration not just of their love, but of the poetry woven through their story—the missed connection that found its way back, the long-distance that only deepened their bond, and the shared life they built in Grand Rapids. Every leaf, every petal, every shared glance felt like a page from a love story still being written.
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There’s something truly magical about a greenhouse wedding—lush greenery, natural light pouring in from every angle, and the undeniable feeling of growth and new beginnings. For Lynn and Danielle, the Grand Rapids Downtown Market greenhouse is the perfect setting to celebrate a love that has flourished through life’s ups and downs, rooted in unwavering support and endless joy.
A Love That Blooms
From the moment Danielle talks about Lynn, you can feel the warmth and admiration in every word. Lynn is the kind of person who radiates positivity—always smiling, always seeing the silver lining. But she’s not just sunshine; she’s a rock, a steady force of love and support, especially when Danielle needed it most. Together, they’ve built something strong, something beautiful, something worth celebrating in the most vibrant way possible.
And if you ask Danielle, one of the things that makes her heart melt the most? Watching Lynn with their nieces. As a future pediatrician, Danielle adores seeing how much the little ones look up to her. This wedding isn’t just about their love for each other—it’s about the community they’ve built, the family that surrounds them, and the life they’re creating together.
The Magic of the Greenhouse
The Downtown Market greenhouse is set to be the most dreamy backdrop for this special day. Imagine the soft rustling of leaves, light filtering through the glass ceiling, and an atmosphere that feels intimate, yet filled with life. But more than the stunning details, what matters most is the feeling—the laughter, the happy tears, and the in-between moments that make a wedding day truly unforgettable.
Danielle and Lynn aren’t about stiff, posed photos—they want to capture the real moments. The way Lynn’s face lights up when she sees Danielle for the first time. The way their hands find each other in the middle of the dance floor. The tiny, candid seconds that tell the biggest love story.
A Day as Special as She Is
Danielle has one major goal for this day: to make it as special as possible for Lynn. Because if there’s one thing she knows, it’s that Lynn deserves the world. And on this day, surrounded by love, laughter, and the lush beauty of the greenhouse, she’s going to get just that.
To Lynn and Danielle—may your love continue to grow, wild and free, just like the beautiful space where you’re saying “I do.”
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