Corbett and Jason - aren't they adorable? - are pretty excited to be getting married! And Kent is very excited to be officiating for them.
Here's a bit of their love story:
We met working at Target in
downtown Seattle. I (Corbett) had just moved to Seattle from California in March
2013 and started working at Target, while Jason transferred into my store when
he moved here from Vegas in July of 2013. We have been together since
November 2013 and got engaged after a very quiet, but surprise, proposal in our
home in March 2014. We will be getting married at Robinswood House in April
and are so excited to have Pat and Kent's help in creating our ceremony and officiating on our wedding day!
So happy for the bride and groom. There is nothing better than finding that "Person" to share life with.
Just engaged? Looking for the perfect officiant for you? Check us out by giving us a call at 206-789-9788 or through our website.
These two are a great couple. They have known each other since high school in Austin, Texas, where they grew up together. It is this background -- their history -- that is cause for them to know in the depths of their hearts that they share a love that will last until the end of their days!
Plus, they just have fun together. Wait to you see the photos of them dancing. They are a great match.
Robinswood House, where the ceremony and celebration took place, is such an historic site, with a wealth of places for romantic photos.
The patio was beautifully decorated. Simple and sweet.
Once everyone was in position for the procession, Neil Hubbard piped us all in. In recognition of Serena's heritage, it was so fitting and thrilling. There is nothing like the sound of bagpipes resounding in a wooded glen.
Serena happily entered on her father's arm.
The ceremony began just before dusk. It is a magically time. Settled under the trees, it was a perfect setting for a wedding.
After each vow Serena and Nathaniel made to each other, a ribbon was draped over their arms by a loved one. The two were joined right hand to right hand and left hand to left hand, creating a figure eight, the shape of eternal love. Seven promises, seven ribbons.
Married, the couple celebrated with a kiss!
And Neil piped the newlyweds down the aisle.
On to the reception. By then, the sun had set. It was an absolutely gorgeous September eve: perfectly comfortable for sitting outside and enjoying the evening.
After dinner, the bride and groom moved from table to table to receive well wishes and enjoy conversation.
Time for the cake cutting and cupcake choices. Yummy!
For this wedding, you definitely wanted to have your dancing shoes on. First, Serena and her father did a dance they have done for years.
Then, it was time for Nathaniel and his mother to take the floor. This is a group that likes and knows how to dance.
That was just the warm up. Nathaniel and Serena were ready to cut a mean rug.
Look at them go!!!
Serena and Nathaniel have a great foundation for the life together as a married couple. I'm sure it will be one of dancing and great conversations and video challenges and fun.
Wishing them the very best!
Thanks especially to Aly Medina of La Luz Photography for sharing her work.
And to all those who contributed to making the wedding one to remember, including Neil Hubbard.
If you are planning a handfasting ceremony, give us a call at 206-789-9788 or contact us through our website: www.aheavenlyceremony.com. (By the way, Kent has a Scottish background and looks mighty fine in his kilts.)
