After a week of food poisoning, and a 24hr flight, I am back!
To celebrate it, I’ll sit here and enjoy some sweet air conditioning (God bless America) while I amuse you with some eye-candy.

Today I want to talk about your groom’s suit.

When I was planning my wedding, the issue came up and I was strongly against it. I thought it was a little too much, and that there would be no contrast between my groom and I (the silly things brides come up with).

This wedding changed my mind though. White suits can be really really chic and sexy.
I think they are perfect for outdoor-daylight weddings. It would be PERFECT for beach weddings too.

So, do  suggest/approve a white suit for your groom.
We both know it’s the one time in his life when he can actually pull it off (unless he’s P. Diddy, of course).

Do it.

Look at me, all homesick and everything.
My gypsy life is great- but sometimes I just want my bed, my sister, and my fat cat Kiwi.

So this one takes me back to Utah.
To the Salt Lake temple.
To the mountains of Morgan.

I’m 99% confident that her dress was made of cotton candy.

The weather forecast for that day predicted a thunderstorm. Fail.

They had 1,000 origami cranes made for their day. It is said that they bring a thousand years of happiness and prosperity upon the couple. A sweet lady presented them with these.

You know backyard weddings are my favorite. In fact, the day I buy the house-I-want-to-live-in-forever (if I ever decide to live forever somewhere), I’ll pick it by the backyard. If it can host a wedding there, it’s mine.

Chelsey and Austin are athletes (check their Engagements out), and so they added little personal details to their reception.
I say CUTE.

See you soon, home sweet home.

xoxo,
P