Haha, I second Meg. There is no way around it…married couples always start to look alike, if the process didn't already start during engagement or even courtship.
i follow andrew & carissa's blog and was led to yours from them. you and ian have a beautiful story. thank you for being so transparent about the truth of your love amidst the roller-coastery life that we all live. also, i am a paper goods designer and follow lots of different wedding blogs/sites and i must say, you really did an incredible job with yours!!! it looks like it was such a beautiful celebration 🙂
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Meg
May 31, 2011 at 3:47 am
Wonderful and joyful!
Oh my gosh just wait new bride, you only start looking more alike as the years go on! There is no avoiding it. 🙂
Michelle
May 31, 2011 at 2:53 pm
Haha, I second Meg. There is no way around it…married couples always start to look alike, if the process didn't already start during engagement or even courtship.
Loving the stories of God's faithfulness to you.
homeseed
June 1, 2011 at 3:30 am
hello there!
i follow andrew & carissa's blog and was led to yours from them. you and ian have a beautiful story. thank you for being so transparent about the truth of your love amidst the roller-coastery life that we all live. also, i am a paper goods designer and follow lots of different wedding blogs/sites and i must say, you really did an incredible job with yours!!! it looks like it was such a beautiful celebration 🙂
i hope this finds you well 🙂