kelly+greg - bobbi photo

Meet Kelly, she has pretty blue eyes. 01_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 I don’t fully remember why the groomsmen had Vintage Playboys…
04_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 Orrrrr whyyyy the girls had Vintage Playgirls… Kelly or Greg, can you remind us?
02_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 03_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 Kelly’s grandmother’s engagement and wedding ring.
05_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 If I can recall she was reading an article about Patrick Swayze? 06_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 07_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 We took all of the wedding party portraits at their old high school where Kelly and Greg met. 08_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 09_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 10_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 WUV… TWUUUU WUV… !!!
11_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 These are two of the smilingest people I’ve ever photographed! 12_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 Their ceremony was so very perfectly personalized. 13_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 14_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 Kelly’s Grandfather sang “Wind Beneath My Wings” towards the end. 16_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 MARRRRRRIED!!!!! 17_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 The image on the left, it’s my favorite! 18_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 19_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 SEEEEEE??!?! Told you they were a smiley duo! 20_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 Toast time!
21_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 22_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 Greg performed “Wagon Wheel” with two of his buddies. Also, the man on the left reminded me so very much of my father… minus the long hair… 23_BobbiSheridan_IndianapolisWedding2015 I LOVE me a good reception finale!
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Much love friends,

Bobbi

Pendleton, Ind.

hair

Brandy Forrer

makeup

Allysha Conwell

florist

The Flower Cart

ceremony & reception venue

Blu Falls Arts & Events Center

videographer

Ben Poenisch | Rewind Documentaries

cake

Blu Falls Arts & Events Center

dj

Mark Beecher | Grapevine Productions

photobooth

Viral Booth of Indianapolis LLC

guest favors (shot glasses)

DOPROMO
What they said

Most memorable moment of the day?

Kelly: Ah! There’s so many! However, I think the best was singing and dancing with friends and family while Greg and the boys played Wagon Wheel. Considering the singer/violinist and other guitarist had never met and none of them had practiced together – they pulled it off like PROS.

Greg: I’ll never forget cutting the cake with Kelly’s dad’s sword. At Christmas, if anyone would ask for a knife or scissors to open a box he would bring out this giant sword and think it was hilarious… every time…. every year. When he passed away last February, I told Kelly if no one bought us the Kate Spade cake knife she wanted, I was using the sword. Luckily, no one bought it for us so I got to use the sword! We didn’t explain to anyone why this sword is important (so people were confused) and even though we almost knocked the cake over with it, it’s one of the things that I won’t forget about our reception.

Any advice for future brides/grooms?

Kelly: Make your ceremony awesome. Our biggest goal was having our ceremony mean something to us besides those few moments when we happened to get married before a big party. Not to brag, but we succeeded! Have your friends and family play a role in your ceremony, in any way you can. We had my grandpa sing, allowed two friends to speak unguided during the ceremony (scary at first, but Chelsea and Cody did amazing and I’ll never forget it), a champagne toast by us (the bride and groom) to the past before we took our vows for the future, a lot of humor mixed in with the traditional ceremony pieces. Those few little adjustments to a ‘traditional’ ceremony made it the most amazing experience of my life. The emotions in the room were overwhelming and so positive!
Also, if you’re a Bobbi Bride, just relax… Bobbi is like an Inspector Gadget Ninja. She can handle anything.

Greg: Make the day reflect who you are, all around. Don’t get caught up in what you “should” be doing. Kelly did an awesome job of planning the day so that from the time the bridal party arrived, we had everything we needed to have fun, relax, and enjoy the day. Great food, great beer, great friends… it all made my nervous go away and I was able to just sit back and enjoy. Having family assigned to helping things run smooth so that the bridal party can just relax makes everything stress free (Thanks Aunt Jill and Joy!)

What was the funniest moment from the day?

Kelly: It’s a toss-up between two things. First, when our nephew Andrew joined us for our first dance. So adorable! Second, when I shamefully told Mark Beecher (our DJ) that I was sorry to change our end of night line up at the last minute, but I really needed to hear some Spice Girls.

Greg: At the end of the night I was dancing hard to Turn Down for What. I turned around and Mike was still there taking pictures. I remember yelling at him “You were supposed to go home before I danced to this!” I’m still nervous to see the end of the night pictures, but grateful that we got to spend some extra time with our awesome photographers.

What were your songs?

wedding party processional • I’m Yours – Vitamin String Quartet
bridal processional • A Thousand Years -Piano Guys
grandpa’s ceremony song • Wind Beneath My Wings – Jim Knotts (Grandpa)
recessional • Don’t Stop Believin’ -Dallas String Quartet
wedding party introductions  • Shut Up and Dance -Walk the Moon
first dance  •   The Luckiest -Ben Folds
cake cutting •   Wake Me Up Go-Go -WHAM!
mother/son • Wildflowers -Tom Petty
last dance • Friends in Low Places -Garth Brooks; “Turn Down for What” -DJ Snack & Lil Jon (We can’t remember which one was last!)

If you could do it all over, would you change anything? Where did you go on your honeymoon?

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