They Still Do

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Last summer Megan and Arden made a decision to get married on short notice so Meg could return with him to Stuttgart, Germany as a military spouse but solemnly promised her mother who would be traveling with her sisters in Ireland on the wedding day that they would plan a celebration for the family for their 1st Anniversary. This summer at Mavericks Event Center in Half Moon Bay, California we gathered today to watch as Megan dressed in her paternal grandmother’s wedding dress stood beside Arden and together in s simple ceremony they called “We Still Do” professed their love and commitment to each other. It was an amazing day of comfortable elegance, delicious and plentiful food and drink, fun games, delightful conversation, great music, and lots of dancing.

Professional photos by Sonya Yruel

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