Navy and Yellow Hayshed Farms Wedding

I think it shows how much you're loved when you've got all your friends and family together at your wedding. I think it REALLY shows how much you're loved when your friends and family come to your outdoor wedding in the middle of a Tennessee summer and it's about 96 degrees. The heat didn't matter. Emily and Aaron are two people who make you feel special. They make you feel important. And it showed when their guests filled the hay bell seats in front of the arbor. 

Aaron, who previously told me he wouldn't cry when Emily walked down the aisle, was so anxious and excited when the ceremony began. As the minutes ticked by, Aaron was pacing in his spot in front of the arbor. The energy was palpable. This man was incapable of waiting another day, another hour, another minute to see his bride. Emily was driven in a horse drawn wagon to the field, and met her dad. The two walked down the aisle to Aaron. Once Emily and Aaron were hand in hand, you could tell Aaron had relaxed. They promised forever to each other in front of their guests, and then celebrated with cake and dancing. When the reception was wrapping up, Emily got her horse Princess out of the fenced in area. Emily climbed up, wedding dress and all, and rode Princess around the field. This is the only way to end your wedding, true cowgirl style! 

Aaron and Emily's wedding was fun and laid back, and I'm so glad I got to be a part of it. Emily and I have known each other since elementary school. To get to tell her love story was such a special thing. Emily and Aaron, I wish you the very happiest ever after! xoxo