Lori Line Photography: The Blog: Cody and Heather

Last month Cody and Heather got hitched! Yes, I said hitched. It was a beautiful fall day in November at Twin Cedar Farms! I think it was around 75 degrees. Seriously, who could ask for better weather? The wedding party was such a fun crowd as well! The groomsmen seemed well prepared to tell me the types of shots they'd like together :) They'd say, "Hey! Can we get one like this?" and then would demonstrate their idea. LOL! And as you will see, their personalities really shine in their pictures :) When it came reception time, I barely knew any of the songs because they were mostly country. I was secretly hoping that they'd play "Achy Breaky Heart." I know that one! And on a side note, I just realized that Miley Cyrus' dad is the one who sings that song! CRAZY! I'm going to keep this brief as I have quite a few pictures to blog and a lovely SLIDESHOW. Here are some of my favorites:

Shoes :)

Some dress details . . .

I love this next picture! It looks so Hollywood! Aren't Heather's eyelashes fabulous?!

Tying up the dress . . .

Those are REAL eyelashes too!

Cody gave Heather a pair of cowgirl boots to wear the day of their wedding! It took a team effort to get those puppies on! LOL!

Cody. Cool as a cucumber and ready to get the party started :)

I like how this picture looks similar to Heather's mirror shot.

The beautiful bride!

Cody had a BAD case of the giggles! LOL!

A candid picture from Cody and Heather's first look.

Bridesmaids' flowers. GORGEOUS!

Heather and her mother rode in on a horse drawn carriage to the ceremony to Bryan Adams' "(Everything I do) I do it for You." It was beautiful and touching.

Since Heather's father has passed, her mother walked her down the aisle. My mom has always said that when your daughter gets married it's like re-living your own romance. I think this picture says it all. So alike :)

The most serious Cody looked all day.

Dee giving Cody the "take care of my daughter" look. Adore it.

Heather's father was there in spirit.

Now this little guy was a hoot! He was just clomping around the gazebo with his cowboy boots. I think this is the moment he realizes that maybe he's not supposed to be up there. Do note the flower girl (far left) discreetly trying to tell him to "Get down."