Last Saturday was my last wedding of the season! This past year has just been an amazing ride for me and I’m so thankful for all of the great people I’ve gotten to know over the last year. I was super excited to be able to do this wedding for many different reasons and although the weather was super cold (to me), it wasn’t snowing and I was grateful for that!
Lauren and Cameron are truly perfect for each other. And on December 19, 2009 they joined their lives together in the Salt Lake City LDS temple. They truly care about each other and show each other in the most touching ways. One thing that I have to share is the concern for each other that they have. Cameron sprained his ankle the night before their wedding, slipping on some ice while carrying the flowers for the next day, to the car. I was told that Lauren’s first concern was for Cameron and if he was ok, as he was telling her he saved the flowers. The whole day, Lauren was concerned about how he felt. If we were walking to fast, if he needed to sit down. It was touching and I think that’s a perfect way to start a marriage!
At the reception all of their friends and family were able to share different stories of the couple that they remembered growing up, and it is very apparent that Lauren and Cameron are loved and that they are just two amazing people! Here’s a sampling of my favorites from the day, along with a slideshow!
~Lauren and Cameron, thank you SO much for allowing me to come and participate in your wedding! It was good to see Cameron again, and to finally meet you Lauren. I wish you guys a wonderful future and hope you have fun in Park City and then an amazing next few weeks as you visit your families on both coasts!
♥ Katie
Click to View the Slideshow Below….
I love it when brides where colored shoes to sass up their wedding dress!…and RED shoes OH la la!
The temple was just crazy this day, with 70 weddings scheduled. But it was so beautiful and every time I see it in person, the Salt Lake Temple is just breathtaking and SO big! It’s amazing to think how they built it over 100 years ago!
by Katie
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