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Winter weddings are a rare breed. Fortunately, they can be just as whimsical, romantic, and fun. And make for some amazing pictures of course, as is the case here. I had the opportunity on December 19 to photograph the wedding of one of my fellow Volkswagen enthusiasts from Überdubs, Jordan Stowe, and his new wife Ashley. They definitely know how to make a wedding fun and exciting. Although not as much as we had hoped, snow did fall in Greenwood, IN at Triumph Church and later at Grafton Peek Ballroom. I was able to sneak in a couple snowbound photos in the last little bits of the day before heading to the reception. At the reception, the party stayed lively thanks Ted at Party Time Sound, Inc. and wonderful service from Jill and the bartender, Rod. Congrats Jordan and Ashley, and hopefully 2010 is a happy one for the two of you!
-Jon
Happy second anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Belliveau from Jon Brewer Photography! Hope there are many many more to come!
Steve & Briann Belliveau - Dec. 23, 2007
Note: This is not my work. Credit goes to “kathanknows” at ehow.com
Nearly every engaged couple has a picture of their “dream wedding” in mind. But trying to create it is very expensive and NOT necessary. The size and drama of the wedding does not equal the happiness a marriage will have.
As a wedding coordinator, I have found a few ways to save money onweddings. You really can have a wedding for under $5,000 and not serve your guests pizza at the reception. But you must have a spending plan (some people use that ugly word, “budget”)! Creating a spending plan together and sticking to it is a great exercise for an engaged couple and is the perfect preparation for your marriage.
The bonus is you get to actually keep the money you get in gifts from your guests!
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