🎙️ Episode Summary:

This one’s for the lovers, the dreamers, and anyone who's ever planned a wedding thinking it would be smooth sailing... and then life laughed. 😂 In today’s episode, I’m sharing the real, raw, and beautiful story of our wedding day — the good, the crazy, and the “how is this even happening right now?” moments.

From military schedules and COVID madness, to late-nights, DJ ditching, and a last-minute ceremony surprise — this day was anything but conventional. And yet, it was perfect. Because at the end of it, we were married. And that’s all that mattered.

Takeaways:

• The podcast aims to share love stories and provide wedding planning advice.
• Planning a wedding can be overwhelming, but it should be a joyful experience.
• Engaging in personal anecdotes can help others relate and find humor in their own experiences.
• Choosing the right vendors, especially photographers and DJs, is crucial for a successful wedding.
• Short engagements can be challenging but also lead to memorable experiences.
• It's important to communicate wedding details clearly with family to avoid misunderstandings.
• Smaller weddings can create more intimate and memorable experiences.
• DIY decor can be tricky; having a planner can alleviate stress.
• Honeymoons don't have to be extravagant to be enjoyable.
• Brides should focus on what reflects their love story rather than traditional expectations.

Why It Matters:

Our wedding didn’t go “as planned.” But it went exactly the way it was supposed to. This episode is a love letter to every bride (or groom) navigating expectations, change, and big feelings. It’s a reminder that weddings are about the marriage, not just the day.

Let’s Connect:

If this episode spoke to you, send it to someone you love. And tag me when you do — I’d love to see your stories and celebrate your love too.

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