“What goes through your mind when your bride is walking down the aisle towards you?” I asked. He sighed and his eyes got big, “I don’t think I can explain it. It’s just overwhelming.”
Overwhelming.
Because what else would you feel having just been deployed for twelve months, patiently awaiting this very day? This very moment.
Emily and Ryan were married on a perfect June day in Pueblo, Colorado. Their wedding was bright and colorful, filled with joy from so many family members and friends. It was absolutely exquisite, emotional, and well, overwhelming. E&R, I can’t thank you enough for allowing us to be with you, not only on this day, but through the last 14 months. You two have endured hardships that many couples won’t see in their lifetime. Thank you for setting such a wonderful example for me. We wish you the very best and cannot wait to see you around Springs.
So much love and joy to you,
René + Jesie
Emily you put the gorg in gorgeous. Absolutely stunning.
Ryan’s sisters made some stunning bridesmaids.
Emily’s grandma. Love her! Great shot, Jes.
While Em and I were off to the church, Jes hung with the guys.
Ryan is such a great guy with an enormous laugh.
Ryan’s grandma!
Here we go! Emily’s father passed away, so her brother and mom gave her away on his behalf.
Favorite! Such a classy greeting.
Emily’s stepfather gave a reading, as well as Ryan’s father.
In addition to bridesmaids and groomsmen, Em and Ryan had saber bearers and escorts.
Love this shot that Jes grabbed of the saber bearers sitting in the back.
Ryan’s folks. Love them so much.
The escorts.
Emily’s new last name will be Peacock, so a peacock themed wedding was ever so appropriate. :-)
Love this shot that Jes grabbed!
The best is yet to come! Stay tuned for part II.
