Cairnwood Mansion has to be one of the most beautiful hidden gems in Pennsylvania. Pair that with a stunning bride and groom, and this wedding was a guaranteed win. Her Ian Stuart Cabaret dress was a cascading waterfall of tafetta roses that wrapped around in the most amazing bustle ever imaginable. (If you can't tell already, Angela couldn't get enough of this dress!) Sean was already a pretty quiet person to begin with, but seeing Gloria looking this amazing only made him speechless. After an emotional walk down the aisle at the Korean Presbyterian Church, the guests were headed off to great banquet food and a fun celebration with the new mister and misses. We stole them away for a few "sunset" photos, and did what we do best on cloudy days--we made our own sun (smile).

Boulder. Is. Amazing.

As we drove from the mile-high city through the valleys of beautiful Colorado, surrounded by what we could only describe as magnificence, we couldn't help but keep asking each other, "Should we move here?" What looked like 1000-piece puzzles or some computer-generated graphic of a mountain landscape was right before our eyes--and it was FOR REAL. So don't let your eyes fool you...we did not use any fake backdrops for this bride and groom. It was true, genuine, enveloping beauty. Sarah and Sunny (otherwise known as "Two Monkeys in Love") had an intimate celebration at Pastures of Plenty, a quaint farm with an unbelievable backdrop. There were wildflowers blooming like we had never seen before, and a feast for the eyes everywhere we looked. Wayne could not stop using the word "epic". Even in the grandeur of it all, the wedding still kept its pleasant country charm, including their adorable flower girl ensemble (love their flower halos and patent red shoes!). Everything came together to make this simple farm wedding a delightful celebration to witness. Plus, we never say no to barbecue.

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I know we're getting way ahead of ourselves, but can we say....best Viennese hour ever! Deep fried oreos, candied apples, and cotton candy are just a few of their mouth-watering selection of scrumptious after-dinner treats. But their over-the-top display of sweets and suprises was not the only thing that made this South Gate Manor wedding spectacular. Amanda and Andrew (also known as "Mandrew") celebrated their love of soccer with the perfect figurines for their wedding cake, and the Maid of Honor even waved a Spanish bull flag to proclaim their World Cup victory and prompt a few laughs during her touching speech. It was a beautiful day for the newly weds that we can finally call Mister and Misses Macho! Congratulations, you two!