Showing posts with label wedding date. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding date. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

1 Year

We've finally crossed the 1 year mark. This time next year, Joe and I will be married and, hopefully, on our honeymoon. I can't believe that we're finally counting down months. When someone asks me when the wedding is, it's not March of 2014 - it's March of next year. It's so exciting!

Photo taken by Amy during our Chicago trip over the weekend.
All I could think of all day Friday (the day exactly one year from our wedding date) was what I would be doing at that very moment a year from then. What would I be feeling and thinking? What dress would I be wearing? How would Joe be feeling? Will our wedding day be that perfect picture we'll work so hard to plan to the T, or will there be some bumps in the wedding road? And on and on and on. I really don't think I've ever been more excited for anything in my whole 23 years. To know that in less than a year I will be married to the guy that makes me laugh, the friend who is always there for me, the person I love with every inch of my being is overwhelming, but in the best way possible.

I really could go on, but I feel like there are only so many times I can explain how much I love Joe and how excited and happy I am to be marrying him before people that read this start rolling their eyes. But, above all else, I know that no matter what happens in the next year - ups, downs, wedding planning and feeling out this next phase - I have the person I feel the most comfortable with beside me. I can't wait for the next 359 days to go by so that I can walk down the aisle and say "I do"!

Monday, August 6, 2012

3.1.2014

We've finally set a date!

 On March 1st, 2014 Joseph and I will be married. It seems so far away right now (572 days to be exact), but I know once we really start getting deep in planning it will fly by. I'm excited and relieved to have at least one thing marked off of my "to-do" list, and to finally know when I'll be walking down the aisle.

As much as I wish we could get married sooner rather than later, I know that choosing to give myself some time after graduation to settle in to a new place, start a job, and get used to life outside of college is the right decision. It will be so nice to have some time to breathe and enjoy planning the wedding rather than feel rushed with all the things there are to do, plus getting through my final year of school.

Both of us are just so excited and know this will be the perfect day for us to become husband and wife!