Sara and Michael wanted a comfortable, casual, rustic ceremony. They wanted traditional elements for their ceremony, too, so that it would be comfortable and meaningful for their families as well as for them. They succeeded on all counts. Their wedding party was made up of easy going people who complemented their generous quiet nature and were close to them. Sara's uncle from New York, Tom Kightlinger, a professional DJ, was their DJ for both the wedding and the reception, and he did a fabulous job. It was definitely a fun celebration that everyone enjoyed.
Brier Creek Country Club has a lovely outdoor setting for a wedding which looks over the golf course, and the addition of the yellow daisies created a joyful, playful effect. The drapes looked diaphanous blowing in the breeze which added to the whimsy and charm of the setting as well as offering privacy and showcasing Michael and Sara and their wedding party against white instead of green..
Part of their ceremony says, 'Enter your marriage confident in the love and trust you have already created between you.... Keep you love alive with your openness to each other and your enthusiasm for each other." I so believe those words. I'm delighted that they chose them.
Sara and Michael chose lovely classic vows: "I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health. I will love you and honor you all the days of my life" that seemed to fit them and the clear thoughtfulness and consideration they have for each other.
It is with joy that I pronounced them husband and wife, saying then, 'May your way be blessed, may wisdom's light shine upon you, and may your journey bring you peace.' And then I invited Michael to kiss his bride.
I think they had just as much fun with this kiss! I encourage them to practicing their kissing skills all their lives. You can never get enough practice!
Michael and Sara have a comfortable, playful, vibrant love. I wish them many many years of happiness and joy!
To give credit for their wonderful flowers we laud Jo Lynn Truesdale of Victorian Seasons.
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