A shot of our engagement rings. Since we strive to be equal in all things, we exchanged engagement rings instead of one of us proposing to the other. Kelsey’s was custom made by Ryan’s jewelers in Danville, PA. It is a white gold band with a faceted onyx at the center, flanked by two diamond … Continued
Our photographer had a bunch of shots from cool angles. This is one of them.
Kelsey looking cute.
Kelsey’s bridesmades were nowhere to be found, so she had to lift her dress herself.
Karl, Kevin, and Sean looking badass.
From left to right: Maddy, Autumn, Kelsey, Kevin, Sean, Karl.
From left to right: Kelsey’s parents, Patty and Luke; Kelsey and Kevin; Kevin’s parents, Paul and Jill.
There was this little "bridge to nowhere" near the gazebo that we used for a bunch of our pictures.
Kelsey and her nephews. Front row, left to right: Mason, Kyle, Keyan, and Tristin. Back row: Brittan.
The best part about this picture was, Karl comes up to me and says, "You know, I’m going to have to touch your wife’s butt in order to do this shot. Is that allowed?"
The wedding party. From left to right: Maddy, Karl, Kevin, Kelsey, Sean, and Autumn.
This one was pretty cool.
Kevin showing off his strength. Not that it is particularly difficult to lift Kelsey, but it was a LONG photo shoot.
A nice shot showing how long Kelsey’s dress is.
Kelsey and Kevin with Kevin’s paternal grandmother, Betty.
Kelsey and Kevin with Kevin’s maternal grandmother, Betty.
Kelsey and Kevin with Kelsey’s maternal grandmother, Lois.
Instead of carrying a bouquet, Kelsey opted to carry a live potted plant. We planted the gerbera daisy at her mom’s grave after the wedding. The flower had five rings in it – her late mother’s engagement ring and wedding band, her stepmother’s mother’s engagement ring and wedding band, and her paternal grandmother’s engagement ring.
Kelsey + attitude. Or something.
Kelsey’s Aunt Marcia with a camera that rivals our photographer’s.
Kelsey hugging her maternal grandmother, Lois.
Kelsey’s newphew Brittan escorting Kevin’s grandmothers out of the ceremony.
Dancing in celebration of being married!
Here you can see almost everyone who was at the ceremony.