Remembering the "DAY"...

It's been just over 2 months since and we are living now in Hawaii. It's back to school and all that chaos. I thought I'd share some moments that will last me beyond the grave (let's hope that it's not any time soon :P).

I loved our wedding. I was married to Chelsea Johnson, from Blackfoot in Idaho. We met here in Hawaii while working together for the Polynesian Cultural Center. We had been dating about 2 years and she treats me so good. She is an amazing woman and her family is the best. I met them for the first time when I surprised my wife-to-be at her home on September 1st of this year. This was the day I proposed to my wife. I didn't even ask her father if I could marry her (seeing as that is the way you're supposed to do things, but I didn't know. lol) It was a wonderful experience as she was caught off guard and we were just on cloud 9 the whole day.
Preparations for the wedding were smooth and we were married a week later. The wedding was amazing to say the least. My family flew in from Australia and I was not expecting them to be there as it was so expensive. All the families came together on our special day and there was just so much love and happiness that there was no stress whatsoever. NO STRESS! AMAAAAAZING! lol.

We were also blessed to have such an awesome photographer, Dustin Izatt, who made us look stunning in our photos. He has great talent and you can see these photos HERE and we recommend him to anybody who wants some professional photos done that will leave lasting impressions for the rest of your life!

The reception took place the next day at Chelsea's house in Idaho and it was incredible. We never expected so much to come out of our lil wedding. We didn't have much to work with and yet, I wouldn't change anything about our special day! It was indeed PERFECT! I look back and wonder how it all happened so smoothly. I thank God for his hand in that because if we didn't trust in him, we would not have had that grand opportunity to enjoy our SPECIAL DAY!

Here's to more blessed days like that one... :)