Emilie knew Buck was the person shed marry around the night of their first date. As she drove home from her evening with him, the moon seemed brighter, heaven calmer, and she or he described feeling "an overwhelming feeling of peace. A few days later, Emilie received the news that her beloved father had died; she's certain it had been he who brought the intense moon and simple serenity, tacitly giving his approval that Buck was her partner on her.
Emilie felt Buck was the main one in different ways, too. He was the very first man she dated who designed a true effort to get to know her friends and family. She watched him connect to her young niece and nephews, recognizing instantly he would be a remarkable dad. And of course, their values aligned. They challenged one another, however in a healthy way. And they allowed one another the space to become who they are while loving one another regardless (Sounds pretty perfect to us).
Emilies favorite wedding moment, (in Maui!): watching her husbands reaction to her walking down the aisle. As Emilie says, Its the way a man needs to look at his wife whenever she enters the area. (We couldnt agree more).
The great thing about a destination wedding, (particularly in Hawaii): Emilie and Buck spent per week vacationing using their closest friends and family, attending luaus, playing within the ocean, ziplining, snorkeling, fishing, watching the sunrise at Haleakala National Park, and cruising the area on scooters. (So fun!)
Emilie called on her behalf sisters and friends to assist her dress shop. She found her dream gown in a bridal boutique in Sacramento. Thewedding dresses, made with delicate lace straps along with a belt that highlights the waist, are accented with intricate lace and hand beadwork and include a modern, playful back. it captured the sunshine perfectly, said Emilie.
You Make It Easy, by Jason Aldean. According to Emilie, among the hardest decisions they made! (It turned out to become perfect).
Emilie and Buck decided on a small, simplefeeltimeswedding cakevanilla with fresh raspberries and lilikoi (think passionfruit) frosting, accented with flowers, macarons, and drip frosting (They also served raspberry macarons, a tribute to Bucks grandmother, Nanny, whose garden was his childhood playground and raspberry-picking heaven).
