Cherry Hills Community Church Wedding | Colorado Wedding Photographer
In the words of Diane and Dave “We love each other’s commitment to God, family and community.” To say this wedding day embodied this truth would be an understatement. From the moment I walked in to Dave and Dianes wedding day, I could feel the support and good nature of their love from all sides. Look through their beautiful day with me and you’ll feel it too!
Also how cute is this engagement story:
“On November 17, after a DU hockey game, we went to see a late movie, A Star is Born. The weather was poor, and we were the only ones in the theater, so we felt free to talk during the movie. We’d been tap-dancing around the subject for a while, and the conversation shifted towards “if we were to marry”, when David suddenly felt compelled to eliminate the “if”, and got down on one knee to propose in the our private movie theater.”
It reminds me of this common wedding reading - "From Beginning to End" by Robert Fulghum
You have known each other from the first glance of acquaintance to this point of commitment. At some point, you decided to marry. From that moment of yes to this moment of yes, indeed, you have been making promises and agreements in an informal way. All those conversations that were held riding in a car or over a meal or during long walks—all those sentences that began with "When we're married" and continued with "I will and you will and we will"—those late night talks that included "someday" and "somehow" and "maybe"—and all those promises that are unspoken matters of the heart.
All these common things, and more, are the real process of a wedding. The symbolic vows that you are about to make are a way of saying to one another, "You know all those things we've promised and hoped and dreamed—well, I meant it all, every word." Look at one another and remember this moment in time. Before this moment you have been many things to one another—acquaintance, friend, companion, lover, dancing partner, and even teacher, for you have learned much from one another in these last few years.
Now you shall say a few words that take you across a threshold of life, and things will never quite be the same between you. For after these vows, you shall say to the world, this—is my husband, this—is my wife.
