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The G Wedding: Sneak Peak!

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It was a beautiful day for a drive to Broken Bow, NE on Saturday!
 We woke up early to make it there to start shooting at 10:30 a.m , and ended a little after 10:30 p.m. 
What a day!

I absolutely loved this wedding. The pale pink was beautiful, and the bride was stunning. These two met in high school and years down the road decided to tie the knot! Everything about the wedding was beautiful, from the first look with the bride and groom, first look with the bride and her father, and the keepsake box in their ceremony where they will place notes throughout their marriage. 

Looking forward to continue going through the photos and editing more! 
Just a simple sneak peak to give you a look into this beautiful wedding! 






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