Our wedding {Part I}

I am so excited to share pics from the most amazing, magical, special, wonderful, glorious, blessed, lovely (you get the drift) day of my life!  There are a ton.  And I have had a hard time narrowing them down, so I'm posting in 2 separate posts and trying to keep in some sort of order but I can't make any promises.

Getting ready was a blast.  I might have stayed up a wee too late the night before and was a bit foggy the morning of.  But some coffee, girlfriends, Do or Dye's  beautiful salon, adrenaline and some more coffee whipped me right into shape!  My favorite part of getting ready was definitely seeing my Dad for the first time and watching the babies.  Dax, I think, was the most nervous person of the day.  He had a constant whine I've never heard him do before and we had no clue if he was going to make it down the aisle.  He made it, running and crying and when the doors opened for my Dad and I Jason was holding him.  It was a perfectly sweet sight I will never forget.  Cart before the horse = high five!

Wedding Coordinator: Megan, Something to Celebrate / Photographer: Brooke Schwab / Flowers: Plants and Petals /  Hair: Brandi & Lindsey of Do or Dye TX / Makeup: Ginny Lee / Bride's Dress: Nicole Miller via Nordstrom....a month before the wedding ;) / Shoes: Brian Atwood / Bridesmaid dresses: Free People / Jewelry: DePetra ....ahhhh/ Groomsmen Ties: The Tie Bar / Groom's suit: Tom Ford / Babies Suits: Appaman / Jr. Bridesmaid Dresses: Monsoon / Venue: St. Anne Catholic Church

Honeymoon in Hawaii....swoon.

My honeymoon was an over the top, luxurious dream.  Jason planned and mapped out every single detail, and left me out of the loop just enough so that every day was a fun surprise.  We were in Hawaii for two weeks, two weeks away from sweet babies and the real world.  

We spent 2 nights on the North Shore of Oahu and stayed in Turtle Bay , it was fun and family oriented with tons of activities like the Triple Crown of Surfing, then a night in Honolulu before catching a puddle jumper plane to Kauai.  Kauai might have been my favorite, although it’s really hard to pick.  It’s lush and rustic, 2 lane roads and single lane bridges.  It was overcast and chilly at nights, the perfect cuddle up honeymoon kinda weather.  After 4 days filled with helicopter tours, naps on the beach, exploring and tons of room service, we flew to Maui.  Maui was more of what I always expected Hawaii to be, the beaches are picture perfect and the weather was crisp and sunny.  We paddle boarded and snorkeled with sea turtles; I ate sushi at every meal, got sunburns and dreamt of shipping our babies over and starting a life in Hawaii.  

I can't think of a better way to celebrate our marriage, I wouldn't have changed a single thing about it.   We rented convertibles and kept the tops down even when it was freezing out, we ate HUGE room service breakfasts every morning and some days we didn't get out of bed before dinner.  It was laid back, it was luxurious and it was 2 weeks of uninterrupted bliss with my husband (who loves chocolate Sundaes in bed, btw).  He is my most favorite person to travel with, and the thought of a lifetime traveling together is even dreamier than 2 weeks in Hawaii.  

Love,

bohoSarahDeVon