Hannah and Peter first met in high school through friends and have been together ever since. During their ceremony, the officiant described what makes for a lasting relationship when he said, “Two lives are better than one – one can lift the other up in times of trouble to reach for a common goal.” Getty gave a live performance of In Christ Alone, during the ceremony.
The notion of bringing lives together was clear by the friends and family that surrounded the couple on their wedding day. Hannah wore her hair in a half up-do with a veil. A pearl necklace and earrings complimented her fitted gown with empire waist, diamond belt and floral detailing. Her shoes were spunky crystal open toed shoes. The look was delicate and soft with the addition of a bouquet of white and pale pink roses. The bridesmaids were in blue strapless gowns that ended just above the knee. The groom and his eight groomsmen wore grey tuxedos with piping, blue ties and vests.
For the ceremony, the altar was decorated with huge pots of flowers and an abundance of white candles. In the middle sat a cross. The candles cast a soft glow across the evening ceremony.
At the reception, a buffet dinner was served. The couple’s first dance was to Aerosmith’s I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing. During the dance the groom swept the bride into a dip that ended with a great, big kiss.
The night was filled with sweet moments including Sees Candies at each place setting and a four-tiered cake with a very clean design. Each square tier was finished with blue satin. A monogrammed S sat on top. The night ended with a signature Villa Siena sparkler farewell.
Congratulations Hannah and Peter. We hope you continue to lift each other up through each and every day together. We wish you the best.
Photography by: Brie Marie Photography
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