On this day, seven years ago, Clynn and I committed to be together forever. No matter what. Marrying Clynn was the best decision I could have possibly made at 20 years old. We grew into adults together. Screwed up together. Moved on together. Made babies together. Business ventures, ADventures, all the ventures.
Today, yesterday, and all this week has and will be a hard one for our family. We are experiencing a family loss. It’s hard to watch and feel so much as we wait for Clynn’s grandfather to pass. Clynn spent all night holding his grandmothers hand as we exchanged glances into what will inevitably be a version of our future in this life.
Spending our anniversary in such sad and difficult circumstances …. it’s terribly perfect. We are reminded to treasure each day as husband and wife so much more than if we were having dinner at a restaurant or hitting a movie. The thought even feels shallow today.
We are reminded of how short our time together is…..even though we’ve promised each other all we have from just about as young as is legal….
And perhaps we will be rejoined on the other side of existence. But the time spent apart will be….nothing I ever want.
I love this man more than life itself. I couldn’t be more blessed to have found someone so patient, so loyal, so smart working. I’ve never been understood so clearly by anyone ever.
Wondering about that “Seven Year Itch”??
Well….you won’t find it here. I’d say we went through that the first three years. We are a fine wine and only getting finer. 😉
Enjoy some of our wedding photography by Maranda Cavin and Andrew Cardenas.
A couple of friends with a camera and early dreams long before I ever even considered life as a wedding photographer. ♥
Cake: Celebrity Cake Studio
Hair: Michaela Avery
Dress: Gateway BridalÂ
Flowers: Neilsen Florist
Event Design: Arlene Housman & Charlie Tometich
“Once upon a time Clynn and I weren’t married.
Once upon a time we went to the grounds of where we were to be married knowing one day we would get married.
So Clynn picked me this flower, I dubbed it, “The Love Flower” and had him tie it to a tree for us to go back and find the day we got married.
well…This is it a couple months later! “
