Modern PNW Wedding | Hidden Meadows | Snohomish, WA.
Photographer: Tonie Christine || Wedding Planner: Elegant Affairs || Venue: Hidden Meadows || Florist: Oak + Fig Floral || Caterer: The Wooden Spoon || Dessert: Better Than A Boyfriend Bakery || DJ: Otto-Matic Mobile Music || Rentals: BBJ + Cort || Beauty: Zo and Co Styling || Officiant: Jason Huguenin
Wedding Dress: For the Luv of Bridal by Laineemeg || Invitations: Minted
You know you will always remember your wedding anniversary when it also falls on your birthday! No better way than to ring in a new decade as you celebrate turning the big 3-0 than marrying the love of your life.
I have known Sheila for several years as I served as her sorority (Alpha Phi) advisor at Washington State University and then her younger sister aka Maid of Honor Jenny was an intern on our team a few seasons ago.
But first I have to set the scene and tell you how amazing Nick and Sheila’s parents are. The first time I met up with everyone was at their menu tasting and they each brought their own wine and I was like this is going to be an incredibly fun and memorable wedding. And I wasn’t wrong!
Working together for nearly 19 months we really got to know each other better and I got to learn about Sheila + NIck as a couple and how special their relationship is and just how strong their love is and that was truly put at the test when Sheila’s mom was diagnosed with cancer and had to undergo both cancer and treatment just a few months before the wedding. Wedding planning can be a stressful and emotional thing not to mention throwing in a medical scare but I think this just made everyone closer and stronger. I can attest to what a strong fighter this Mother of the Bride is and how she kicked cancer’s ass. I am so very proud of you! You are such an inspiration.
What I loved most about this couple was their attention to detail. From their signage to florals, linens and dessert choices these two were passionate about everything including their wine and beer selections. May I remind you they are both Cougs so this was probably the biggest and most important decision.
There were so many highlights from this day. From the dress that had a removable train to give 2 different looks all from that 1 dress to the couple playing rock paper scissors to see who read their vows first during their first look this day is one that I will remember for the rest of my life and truly one of my all-time couples and weddings.
I love how this family has started their own wedding tradition all originating from Sheila and Nick. Nick’s sister is getting married this fall on her fiance’s birthday just like her brother! What a great tradition and I hope it goes on for generations to come.