Photos

We chose Washington School House Hotel for its blend of classic and rustic style.

WSH is majestic and sprawling, with three floors and several main rooms. I most enjoyed that the rooms are spacious but few. We felt like we had the place to ourselves.

I have several of my besties to thank for finding me this awesome wooden flower arrangement. I love it and will cherish it always.

I made Andrew's boutonniere myself, so it would match my bouquet.

His and Her boot(ies).

Without Susan Hearne Hamilton, this dress would not have been possible. I cannot thank you enough!

My Tahitian pearl. Lovelovelove.

Ladies, we have all the options. Ring shopping for guys is surprisingly dull! I finally decided to have Andrew's ring special made from titanium and shaved antler.

The dreaded make-up and hair! o.O

I was not enthusiastic about the amount of makeup that would be going onto my face. Miranda (Signature Bride) was an absolute gem! She kept piling it on, but I never once felt like a clown.

Andrew made several "Yew dun yeet?" remarks.

Andrew had it very rough. Drink beer, wear jeans. Be tall. Jerk.

I don't know why I love this photo so much, but it's one of my favorites.

That dimple is awesome.

<3

Waxed stairs. High heels. If it weren't for Andrew, I would have face-planted several times.

This is us. I love this photo.

Andrew's ability to make me laugh is one of the foremost aspects I love about him.

A little down-time.

Dukes!

(Several shots later, mind you) I don't remember what was happening here. I think the photographers convinced Andrew to "warrior pose" and I was fighting him with magic.

Everything was going splendidly. He looked very warrior-ey, and I looked very sorceress-ey. That was when the photographers told me I was actually Atlas holding up Andrew's junk.

Hell yea we did...

That one time we danced.