Liz and Fide at Texas Old Town, Stone Hall

This wedding was all about family and gosh Liz has a big one! Each family member wore purple in some form or fashion – what a great idea.  The ceremony was lovely and the couple included traditions to honor their Hispanic heritage. The groom hands his bride gold coins as a symbol of his unquestionable trust and confidence. A rope lasso was placed around them by special guests symbolic of their love which will bind them together every day as they share responsibility of their marriage and union. The reception started with a mariachi band while guests dined on traditional Texas fare – yummy barbeque. Toasts, cake, dancing and more pictures than we have ever taken in live photo booth. We have to give a special shout out to the guest who entered the booth with a sign that said – the person taking this picture is awesome. We think she was pretty great, also. We see lots out couples share cake and Liz and Fide were the most natural couple at this ever! Great wedding and fun celebration. Congrats to this awesome couple who both work for Cfan. I will think of them every time I fly. They make the jet engine fan blades that power the GE engines for Boeing.

 

Elizabeth and Fedi's Engagement Session @ Round Rock Memorial Park

You will never meet a more organized couple! They got a jump start on wedding planning and now it is just smooth sailing until their November wedding at Texas Old Town. We roamed around our favorite park which worked out perfectly for this couple. Elizabeth wanted both a waterfall and a ball field. Fide and Elizabeth play on a softball team and wanted to incorporate their love of the game into their engagement session. Cute and relaxed couple. We look forward to their wedding.

Carley and William @ Texas Old Town

Carley and William hosted a wonderful event for family and friends at Texas Old Town. Carley wore two wedding gowns, both made by her mother. The first a long gown with train for the ceremony which was attended by about 40 family members and close friends and then she changed into a floor length, lighter dress with boot (of course) for a reception for 100 guests. Carley and WIlliam decided to have a "first glance" and then take all the pictures before the ceremony. A simple ceremony and off to a fun filled reception. Lots of details went into the decorations and place settings. Red and brown were the signature colors with candles, barbed wire wreaths on each table with candles and flowers in the middle. BBQ, beer and lots of boot scooting to Train Wreck. We love weddings with bands! We had never heard Train Wreck but must say they were really good. They play a mix of classic rock and Texas blues. Carley works as an x-ray inspector for the state health department and William works for Texas State University. A week before the wedding, they closed on their first home and moved! Crazy kids. They will be honeymooning after Christmas taking a Mediterranean cruise.