For those of you interested in checking out more posts about our wedding please visit my other site: easy-diy-wedding.blogspot.com
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Showing posts with label Weddings. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
New Blog: Easy-DIY-Wedding.blogspot.com
I have come to the realization that perhaps having a separate blog for wedding posts would be a good idea. That way I can continue to post DIY Wedding ideas I may come across in the future and have all wedding related posts collected in one place rather than sporadically throughout my personal blog. Hopefully this way I can inspire future brides and grooms and dreamers. This blog will continue to be my personal blog and I intend to post more frequently than I have been.
For those of you interested in checking out more posts about our wedding please visit my other site: easy-diy-wedding.blogspot.com
For those of you interested in checking out more posts about our wedding please visit my other site: easy-diy-wedding.blogspot.com
Thursday, June 6, 2013
The Engagement: March 19, 2012
So, I am finally getting around to creating a blog to share our wedding with the world. My husband and I are both wilderness fanatics and love camping, hiking, biking, backpacking, etc. so deciding to have an outdoor wedding was sort of a no-brainer for us.
We got engaged on March 19, 2012 while we were up along the North Shore for a weekend camping trip. Before we got to our campsite we stopped at Gooseberry Falls for a short hike; one minute I was gazing into the tendrils of falls and the next, surprise!, I had a ring on my finger. (More on this later when I describe our invitations-- which by the way, happened to be miniature books we wrote, designed, and assembled ourselves.)
We got engaged on March 19, 2012 while we were up along the North Shore for a weekend camping trip. Before we got to our campsite we stopped at Gooseberry Falls for a short hike; one minute I was gazing into the tendrils of falls and the next, surprise!, I had a ring on my finger. (More on this later when I describe our invitations-- which by the way, happened to be miniature books we wrote, designed, and assembled ourselves.)
Here we are the morning after getting engaged. We camped at Split Rock Lighthouse State Park and woke up super early so we could hike to this stone fireplace on the top of a mountain* and watch the sunrise over Lake Superior. (*Minnesota "mountain," aka "a big hill")
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