Here's Their Proposal Story:
Angel discreetly reached out to me a few weeks in advance with his plans for popping the question at local corn maze, Mazezilla, a special location for the couple as they visit each fall season. He worked with their event coordinator (shout out to Tom for being so awesome and accommodating!) to choose the perfect location, the bottom of a music note. He orchestrated their family and friends to arrive early and hide among the corn stalks, waiting patiently for their arrival. With their young son, dressed in a shirt bearing the heartfelt question, "Mommy, will you marry my daddy?", Angel dropped to one knee and popped the question! This heartwarming proposal serves as a beautiful testament to the enduring power of love and the profound significance of family.
Their story is a gentle reminder that love, when nurtured by the bonds of family and the innocence of childhood, has the power to create the most magical and unforgettable moments, weaving a tapestry of joy and togetherness that will forever remain etched in their hearts and the hearts of all who witnessed their beautiful love story.
If you're looking for some fun this fall, be sure to check out Mazezilla on Facebook for daily updates or head to their website for more information on all the fun activities they offer for the entire family!
It's super normal to be a little nervous before your session. Engagement sessions are a great way to allow yourself time to get comfortable in front of the camera before your big day. You have the opportunity to be photographed in a more relaxed and casual setting allowing you to display your authentic selves. They're also the perfect time to work with your hair and makeup artist as a trial run for your big day. Plus, don't forget to consider your wedding planning process - engagement & wedding announcements, save-the-dates, building a wedding website, wedding invitations, bridal showers and even personalized favors.
But all else aside, my favorite reason for you to schedule engagement photos are to document a once-in-a-lifetime moment of joy and excitement before marrying your soulmate.
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