Jim and Madison's Booshoft Museum Wedding

Beginning with this sweet detail placed on the bride's bouquet, we start a glimpse into Jim and Madison's wedding day. Filled with precious thoughtful moments surrounded by those they love.

This first piece here is a handmade pin from Ireland, an Irish tradition fulfilling the iconic "something old, something new, borrowed and blue"! I love this and if you know me I also love chickens haha, so this was very neat to see. 



While the bridesmaids and bride began getting ready the flower girls waisted no time fixing them snacks.
 
     



 

We were able to have a moment with Madison's father and grandfather who would be walking her down the aisle. I love when there is time for things like this.

Moments before the ceremony Jim and Madison exchanged words at their first moment together of the day. This was filled with laughter and sweet thoughts that they shared together. They were so ready to get married!

Once we were done at the church we were off to the Booshoft! This lighthearted venue lent itself perfectly to the bride and groom. When they told me their for sure wanted photos with the yellow slides I knew it was going to be fun.

         
       

This cup below was handmade from a single piece of wood. Such incredible craftsmanship! This cup held lots of meaning for Jim. It had come from the carpentry workshop of his grandfather who passed when Jim was in third grade. Their family friend Lee Dickinson used the wood to create this for the couple to use on their wedding day.