"Intentional"

If asked to describe Kaleb and Beth's wedding in one word I would choose "intentional". Their intimate country wedding was full of beautiful details that were meaningful to not only them as a couple, but carried the traditions of generations before them. From the something borrowed, to the quaint white church where they said "I do", each element paid homage to the weddings of yesteryear. Weddings where brides wore family jewels, couples were married in small churches and everyone in attendance was a close friend or family member. I have never considered myself "traditional" and typically I enjoy the ever changing wedding trends, but reflecting on their wedding day and how intentional and meaningful of an experience it was, I now see why many of these traditions have stood the test of time!

Complimenting Beth's beautiful pastel palette, lace dress and cathedral veil were pieces of jewelry from some of her nearest and dearest.

Something Old - Grandmothers diamond ring

Something New - Blue dangle earrings (to compliment her something blue)

Something Borrowed - Diamond bracelet, borrowed from her dear friend Kayla

Something Blue - Perhaps the most meaningful piece of the day, Beth's something blue came from her late, Great Aunt Carle, who unfortunately passed just a few months before the wedding.

Photographing all of these pieces, knowing they carried such meaning for Beth, felt like an honor.

time to celebrate!