To get to know each couple better, we give our brides and grooms a series of quirky, simple questions to consider.  For those who know Erica, it probably comes as no surprise, that we received an 8-page color document including pictures with captions!  I think it was just as much fun for them to fill out as it was for us to read.

We hit it off from the beginning, especially considering that Nate has the same wild passion for cycling as do Jason and Erica.  In fact, they met while running at Carmel High school and their paths crossed again during Little 500 at Indiana University.  Bikes have been a part of their lives, including their engagement.  It seemed only fitting they we go to Bloomington for their engagement shoot…with a bike!

Along with the help of Monica Richard of Detail & Design, Erica and Jason are planning a spectacular wedding at Hilbert Circle Theater and the Arts Garden.  Congratulations!

We had a great time on the Bob & Tom show on Veteran’s Day.  We should have predicted that ‘MAJOR STONER’ would have been the hot topic.  It is too good of a joke to pass up!  Anyway, it was an honor.  We certainly appreciate their interest in Familyprint, our book that will soon be released and nonprofit we recently established for deployed families.

Love the Autumn. Love these eyes.

Danielle has one of those families that we fell in love with from the moment we first met.  They are fun and funny.  They are wild, wacky and loud.  They finish sentences for each other.  They laugh ALL of the time.

Besides, when they explained the vision of their wedding…we were so excited and honored to take part in it. With the help of Darcie of Circle City Planners, the wedding was spectacular amidst the Village of Zionsville as Autumn set in.

Some highlights of the day included: getting ready at sister Amanda’s house (she is a hoot), watching Danielle and her father pull away in a horse-drawn carriage, walking around the Village with just Danielle and Jason taking pictures, witnessing the rain hold out just long enough for them to exchange their vows outside at Lincoln Park, entering into Nancy Noel’s Sanctuary and being completely mesmerized, tasting exquisite food, getting teary as Danielle’s parents announced they had purchased an original Nancy Noel painting for the newlyweds, and hanging with a wonderful group of people.

Congratulations, Danielle and Jason!