Dave & Katrina: Wedding

We had a few months break and were were back on the wedding scene this past weekend. After giving birth to our fourth baby, Noah just 8 weeks ago, I was thankful to be feeling so well and ready to cover a 6 hour wedding day with Eric. And what a gorgeous day it was. Both the weather and the location. Dave and Katrina chose to get married on her family's farm. Breathtaking. Simple. Genuine. The day was filled with close friends and family. The spirit of joy and freedom were at the forefront and no one could say enough great things about the happy couple. I literally had to turn away during the father/daughter dance as I was overcome with emotion just watching Katrina and her dad together. He has loved her well and is entrusting her into the care of her handsome groom, Dave now.
I am so thankful for my beloved clients. Whether I have 75 in a year or just a handful. They challenge me and remind me that I am capable of more than I think. Here's a little preview of a wonderful day shared with these amazing people...

Watering...

We have a big project currently going on called, "keeping the new grass alive" now that the paving is completed. It takes a lot of work to accomplish this and my helpers were very busy this morning with their new task. LORD, let the grass grow! And may my patience not run out...

 

 

Big Sister...Little Brother

Nothing she loves more than holding her baby brother. And she's getting better at it. He thinks she's pretty fantastic. You can see it in his eyes. She's gonna make a great momma someday.

Knee Deep in the Water Somewhere

We went to the beach for the day yesterday with the Martin family and enjoyed beautiful weather together. Noah took his first trip to the shore and loved every minute of it...well, maybe except for the car ride home. It was fun to see the cousins excavating and boogie boarding with each other. We were thankful for all the extra hands and eyes to take care of our kiddos. Not ready to do that by ourselves just yet!

Mighty Machines

Yesterday our property was a full blown construction zone. Rollers, dump trucks, and paving machines were everywhere zooming and whirring around. I officially feel like a grown up because I now can say, "Remember the year we got our driveway paved?!" That's a story your parents always share ;) It also makes me think of the movie "Cars" where Lightning McQueen has to pave the road out of Radiator Springs. Can't rush this job! The crew showed up at 6am and finished around 3pm with no breaks. If you need some paving done, this company was wonderful to work with and we highly recommend them! We can't be on it for several days but the kids are already dreaming about riding their bikes and playing basketball when we get the new net up soon.