I’m a country girl at heart. I love small towns, country music and home cooked meals, which is why I couldn’t help but love every detail of Melissa and Joe’s wedding. From the fireball tucked in the girls’ cowboy boots to a first dance song by George Strait, this wedding was country to the core. So put on a song with a little twang, sit back and enjoy a glimpse of Melissa and Joe’s wedding.
Many talented vendors contributed to this day including: Mary’s Hope on Church Cove, ceremony venue; Bay District Volunteer Fire Department, reception venue; Rita B’s Catering, catering; Crow Entertainment, DJ, photo booth and uplighting; Simply Cakelicious, cake; Zinnia Films, videographer; Bokay’s Florist, flowers; Waldorf Printing and Engraving, invitations; It’s a Celebration, decorating; Illusions II, hair; Casey Browning, make up; J.O. Spice Company, favors; and Jill Christine Design & Photography, photography.
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My talented assistant Amanda took this next photograph and it’s one of my favorites from the day!
In addition to dancing with her dad, Melissa danced with her grandfather to Grandpa (Tell Me ’bout the Good Ole Days) by The Judds. It was such a sweet moment.
Mary’s Hope on Church Cove Wedding
