It’s a fact that enthusiasm is contagious.
Danielle and Dan have been boyfriend and girlfriend since they were kids, so their wedding day was years in the making. Their excitement about planning and celebrating their wedding day with their loved ones was so evident that I couldn’t help but be excited too!
The wedding ceremony and reception both took place at the Sheraton at Station Square on a warm, sunny mid-July afternoon.
Here are some of my favorite photos from the day:
Danielle has her makeup done by the lovely and talented Shannon McClead:
Dan puts his tie on in front of an amazing view (Caroline’s photo):
There was a lot of action going on in Danielle’s room:
As is usually the case, it’s a lot more chill in the guy’s room (next 2 are Caroline’s photos):
Danielle looked fantastic in her wedding dress:
Dan pins a boutonnière on his uncle Jim:
Danielle gets a last-second application of hairspray from Britain, one of her three maids of honor:
Answer to the question, “How many bridesmaids does it take to put on a veil?” :
Some details below. As always, Allison McGeary did a wonderful job with the flowers:
Off to the first look:
Dan was overcome with emotion when he saw Danielle in her wedding dress:
Danielle peeks through the door as the wedding ceremony begins:
Danielle and her mom Debi try not to cry before walking down the aisle:
Caroline’s photo below:
The couple’s friend Dana read a poem during the ceremony:
Caroline’s photo below:
The couple arrives at the ceremony (Caroline’s photo):
The maids of honor, Britain, Liz and Brittany gave speeches first. Dan’s brother Luke was next. Their dad Jon joined Luke during a very moving and emotional speech:
After the speeches, the bridal party and friends joined Edward Cullen in the photo booth:
Some portraits:
D & D were a tourist attraction!
Dan’s mom Janne and Danielle’s mom Debi couldn’t wait to get the dancing started:
A chocolate fountain!
Liz won the toss of the bouquet and D & D’s friend Muffin won the garter:
Wow!
Muffin looks a little scared here as Liz prepares to put the garter on his leg:
Thanks very much for having us document your wonderful wedding day!