angie+tyler - bobbi photo

Meet Angie, she’s way cute and ridiculously sweet! Angie is a photographer herself… so we were especially honored to have been asked to be there. 🙂Now meet Tyler, he’s the nicest of the nice! … and of course Captain America was there…
Such gorgeous bridesmaids!Boom! It’s groomsmen time…I love me a gray tux!This bus was how all of the guests were escorted to the ceremony site. It’s almost time!Don’t you guys love that her dress had sleeves?! Perfect for an outdoor ceremony and reception in the fall.…and you’re MARRIED!How perfectly amazing are these colors?! OH how I adored this wedding party! Any of you getting married anytime soon? Call us. K? k. 😀 HELLOOOOO BLUE SKIES!Angie, you’re gorgeous. Duhtown.
This outdoor reception couldn’t have been more perfect. My favorite! ❗Then it was party time!

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Clarksville, Mo.

hair & makeup • Eye Do STL
florist • Walter Knoll Florist
ceremony & reception venue • Overlook Farm
dj • Complete Music

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their songs

processional • “Your Song” –Elton John (string duet)
recessional • “All You Need is Love” –The Beatles (string duet)
introductions  •   “Gangnam Style” –Psy
first dance  • “Stay Young, Go Dancing” –Deathcab for Cutie
father/daughter • “My Little Girl” –Tim McGraw
mother/son •   “I Hope You Dance” –Lee Ann Womack
last dance •   “Home” –Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros

bride+groom

[br]What was the most memorable moment of your day?

Angie: My most memorable moment of the day needs a little preface. So, I’ll try not to make this too long, but after Tyler and I got engaged, my best friend’s mom, Ruth, became terminally ill. She was truly a second mother to me and her goal was to make it to the wedding. After fighting for months, she passed away in June, just three months before the wedding, but told me she would be there on my wedding day and give me a sign to let me know.

At the wedding, as my dad was walking me down the aisle, a wind chime started going crazy! To be honest, I didn’t even notice it until my dad said, “I think that means you have an angel” (he had no idea what Ruth had said to me). I instantly knew it was Ruth fulfilling her promise to me. I can’t help but smile every time I think about it 🙂

Tyler: My most memorable moment of the day was hearing Angie trying to quietly walk up to me for our first look, then getting the tap on my shoulder and turning around in awe.

[br] Any advice for future bride/grooms?

Angie: Try as best as you can not to stress out over the wedding!! In the end, what is important is that you are marrying the person you love, not that you now have 100 jars of jam because the favors didn’t get set out at the reception 🙂

AND hire Bobbi + Mike!!!!! They are amazing at what they do and they’ll keep you laughing the whole day!

Tyler: Don’t get caught up in the tiny details that may go wrong on the day of. You will be the only people to know what went wrong while everyone else will admire what goes right.

[br]Funniest memory from your wedding day?

Angie: The funniest memory from that day for me was when all of the girls were getting ready. My older sister was trying to find my grandma’s ring to attach to my bouquet but it was no longer in the jewelry bag. She was freaking out! All of a sudden my little sister walks into the room and we ask her about it and she holds up her hand and is like oh, this ring??

Tyler: Funniest moment of the day was definitely when Angie was trying to put the ring on my finger while reciting her vows and getting lost in what the Pastor was telling her. She had to start the whole thing over again as I shoved the ring onto my own finger.

[br]If you could do it all over, would you change anything?

Angie: Honestly, there were little things that went wrong, but to me, the day was still perfect! So I’d have to say no.

Tyler: Nope.

[br]Where did you go on your honeymoon?

We went to Jamaica and stayed at Couples Negril!! We had the perfect week there. Great food, great drinks and the nicest people you will ever meet! We are hoping to go back sometime for a future anniversary.

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