David and I are finally choosing wedding pictures tomorrow night.
I'm pretty excited about the whole ordeal.
I've loved the ones I've seen so far and I can't wait to get my hands on some real prints. This one below of my dad and me is one of my all time favorites. Literally, we were walking up the aisle telling each other not to cry. My wedding was not an overly designed wedding. It was a wedding on a budget, but it didn't feel that way. The most important thing was that we had FUN.
My dad is a pastor and we don't drink alcohol, so people looking at our reception pictures have always been shocked that we didn't serve any alcohol. We clearly know how to have fun.
But, honestly, the best thing about my wedding was our photo booth.
I secretly (okay, not so secretly) hope that EVERY wedding I go to from now until eternity has a photo booth. I have loved photo booths for as long as I can remember. We used Shutterbooth instead of renting a vintage or other type of photo booth. To be perfectly honest, I couldn't have been any happier than I was with Shutterbooth. They provided props as well as two people to man the booth. One to make sure people were moving in and out of the booth and another to help guests put one photo strip into the scrapbook (they got to keep the other one) and make sure they wrote something down in the scrapbook. It is still fun to go back and look at people's pictures and what they wrote. Even though our food was great and the cake was delicious (and I don't even like cake), the photo booth wasn't empty AT ALL during the night. It was 120% worth the money we spent on it.
Let's be honest, my husband and I are pretty much rock stars.
This would be us trying to fit the entire wedding party into the booth at once. It was a little crowded.
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