Nobody knew what beauty the bride would reveal, beneath the lace, the veil, the shoes. Only Bryan could hope for the days moments to pass till the doors opened wide, bringing him his lovely bride.

Ruth 1:16 "And Ruth said, Intreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after the: for wither thou goest, I will go..."

Cranberries, pine trees, and snow brought the winter season inside for a most meaningful reason.

The vibrant reds and lowly light lights romanticized the love filled barn at Blueberry Hills Barn venue that night.

Not a dry eye nor empty heart took their seat as a most beautiful bride made her way step-by-step in her red shoes guiding her way. She was embraced by her dad and little brother with pride. They walked with her gently down the aisle that night to the man she would marry. Together the two would carry the most precious present that year. The one where they stood united and the presence of family and friends where near.

It came without ribbons or tags, no trimmings or wrappings. It was filled to the brim and full of the fullest love two families could give.

They said their vows, kissed and made merry! Dancing was present, dinner was served, the Lord was so happy to have united in marriage a love so deserved.