It is love that makes impossible possible

It is love that makes impossible possible—Indian Proverb

My Lizetty lovey married her Joey in February and it was glorious. Y'all. For real, this wedding was great. The ambiance, the food, the music, the people. So.So.Good! On a scale of 1 to even, I literally can't. It was everything!

Lizetty was a BEAUTIFUL bride with so much grace and she and Joey hosted a marvelous event to celebrate their love. I'm beyond grateful to have been witness to it.

Now, behold! A bajillion pictures to paint the landscape of the #dieliwedding:

Some of my very favorite peoples:

My man just being one g'lookin' son of a B!

Gorgeous details for a fabulous couple:

Lizette is a rock star and wanted to bake her own desserts so she, Danielle, and I (aka Sweet Teeth Dessert homies) did so and they were pretty damn fabulous:

Anddddd some tequila shots for celebrating...

Te-kill-ya! Not such the ease that age 22 allowed. Nooo, that's totally not drool on my chest...

I wish Lizetty and Joey so much love, luck, and happiness for all time. For they are two of the very best people ever who deserve nothing less!

Until we meet again,
M

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