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Like a Nicholas Sparks Novel, You'll Want to Read About Adam And Like a Nicholas Sparks novel, you’ll want to read about Adam and Meghan Woolery's wedding until the very end. Meghan’’ and Adam officially became Mr. and Mrs. Woolery on April 20, 2019. Picture a wedding straight out of a fairytale, their wedding by the lake was just that. The preparation began as the bride got her makeup done and hair beautifully styled. She wore a beautiful elaborate strapless dress with lace and diamonds sewed in, a pair of champagne colored Michael Kors heels and COCO Mademoiselle, a perfume by Coco Chanel Paris. Everything from the shoes, diamond earrings and embroidered napkin with their wedding date, and perfume, to some borrowed and blue was beautifully captured. The dress was photographed beautifully outside hanging in front of a green backdrop under a chandelier. The bride and groom portraits were held in the bridal suite before the wedding started, they were stunning. She held a simple white rose bouquet. The groom looked ever-so handsome in his navy-blue tuxedo with black bowtie and a corsage. The little adorable little ring bearer was the bride and groom’s son and he was all dressed up just to look like his daddy, a little gentleman, with a vest, jacket, bowtie and all. The flower girl wore a beautiful white simple dress with a pink lace belt around the middle, white sandals and a flower crown on her head. After everyone was ready, they took quick bridal suite pictures of everyone together then family cleared out so that the bride and groom could do first looks in the bridal suite. As she walked up to him, he turned around and they both started tearing up and then a sweet moment the bride took the grooms face in her hands as they held hands kissing passionately. The emotion flew between the bride and groom you could see it in their eyes when they kissed. The ceremony details were captured right before as guests started arriving. The details of the ceremony setup are breathtaking. They had an elegant boxwood backdrop The isle adorned with one gold lantern and white roses on each row on both sides; three gold lanterns with white roses on each side of the alter. The alter looked like a fairytale with a white canopy that looked like it came straight from a wedding magazine. It was romantic and intimate, yet it felt like a big wedding because couches and chairs were set up along the fence for viewing the ceremony, in addition to the chairs that were in front. After guests arrived and the ceremony started. The bride and groom opted out for a group of bridesmaids and groomsmen but instead just used family and friends and had a maid of honor and a best man. The little handsome ring bearer was so excited to do his job he almost dropped the rings, but everyone was chuckling because he was so cute and then his dad scoped him up and then flower girl started making her way. The kids both stole the ceremony for a split second, but then all the guests turned back around to see the bride be escorting by her father. Everyone was watching her, but her focus was on her handsome groom, her dream come true. Under a gorgeous romantic white canopy with a hanging chandelier the bride and groom clasped hands and the ceremony begun. Everyone was silent as they said their vows. The bride and groom both were getting emotional as they read their heartfelt vows, they wrote for one another. The guests were just as teary eyed. It was a romantic classic white wedding. The long-awaited moment came for the couple as each of them took their rings out and placed it on each other’s fingers and became husband and wife. Meghan and Adam kissed under the chandelier on a romantic sweet Saturday and became Mr. and Mrs. Woolery. A sweet moment afterwards the little son ran up to his daddy. Then the whole family walked towards the photographer. The wedding reception was just as stunning. Indoors, a long white linen table was decorated with beautiful gold table runners. Little gold candles and long stem contemporary vases with candles surrounded by white roses made an elegant centerpiece on the table for the new Mr. and Mrs. The surrounding guests table had beautifully decorated candles to match. The bride and groom came down the balcony as newlyweds and family and friends gathered for their fairytale first dance. The first dance was romantic and sweet the world seemed to disappear for the couple as they gazed into each other’s eyes and held each other tight dancing their first dance as Mr. and Mrs. Woolery. Then the father-daughter was held. The setup was stylish and glamorous both inside the venue and out in the courtyard. The couple decided not to take down the backdrop but instead use it for their reception and it made a lovely background for pictures. Two vintage styled antique couches were placed in front of the boxwood backdrop. The canopy and lanterns were left up also. A table with lanterns was placed near the couches for guests to place their drinks on. A beautiful round white linen table with a guest book greeted family and friends on the lawn filled pictures of the bride and groom along with their little boy. The groom helped his father to his seat. The father of the groom took her place and the groom helped him to his seat. A beautiful cake table was set up with a classic white cake. It was a three-tier cake with white flowers on each tier. Guests gathered inside for the cutting of the cake. They shared an intimate moment the cake cutting as everyone cheered. The bride and groom’s cake was a classic white cake. Afterwards guests started partying and dancing and having a good time. The bride and groom also had some fun themselves. The family and friends gathered afterwards for photos. For Mr. and Mrs. Woolery, it’s just the beginning of their beautiful life together. .
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