@theessentialThe entire day of your wedding you spend nervously anticipating the moment you walk down the isle. I knew that my wife to be was going to come through those doors- looking more beautiful than ever...
I took my last swig of sparkling wine as I was dragged out of the dressing room and placed in front of hundreds of people to poor my heart and soul out to the woman of my dreams...
I stood up there, legs quivering, hands shaking...
Heart racing..
Then she walked out... I was at peace.
This is a brief look into the most beautiful moment of my life...
On September 4th, 2016 I knelt down in the middle of a river bed to ask my wife to marry me.
October 27th, 2017 was the day that I became the happiest man alive. It was the day that I married the woman who was, is and always will be, the love of my life.
I met my wife just a couple years ago now. It didn't take long for both of us to realize that we were about to spend the rest of our lives together. She was the first person to make me understand why things hadn't worked out with anyone else before her.
We all spend years trying to figure out why our past relationships fail. We blame ourselves, we blame our significant others, we blame timing, we blame our parents, we blame our age..When I met my wife, it became clear that the world had been telling me to keep searching... Then I found her.
She saw me the way I needed to be seen, loved me how I needed to be loved and had the patience to appreciate my faults.
All of my faults...
Now I get to go to bed beside her and kiss her on the forehead as I leave for work. Everyday I am thankful for this.
My wife had a son at 16 years old. The father and her didn't work out as many young relationships don't. That was okay because she blessed me with a beautiful son. He may not have been mine biologically, be the love I felt in my heart was certainly just as strong. I got two for the price of one...
Check out 6:39 to see his dance moves! (funniest thing you have ever seen)
I am 25 years old. I am father, and a husband. This is the life I was given and the life that I chose. I was lucky enough to be served happiness on a silver platter.
I may still have many goals to accomplish and plenty of soul searching to do before my time is up. What I do know is that- regardless of how tough things get I am not alone. I have my wife and my son..and our life ahead.
This video is a 7 minute montage that captures the essence of our wedding. My wife's cousin, Levi Turner was the Director/Cinematographer/Editor. I cannot thank him enough for the hard work and dedication he put into this film. His work is absolutely amazing- I would even say flawless. He has a very accomplished career in cinematography. We were lucky that he was able to be a part of the most important day of our lives.
Look him up:
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Vimeo.com/filmsbylevi
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