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Melissa and Will’s COVID Wedding

Filed in Review, Wedding — August 6, 2020

 

What a joy to marry Melissa and Will last weekend at Melissa’s parent’s home. They had a small elopement style wedding this summer and have postponed their large celebration until next spring. I am delighted that I will have the opportunity to work with this awesome couple twice.

Will is a pharmacist so he is very aware of COVID-19 and the importance of being safe to stop the spread of the virus. So when their guests arrived, everyone was given a gift bag, and inside were two masks and some personalized hand sanitizer. So very thought to provide this for their family members.

 

 

Here is what Melissa shared on both The Knot and Wedding Wire:

“We originally planned a big wedding for this November, but after the pandemic hit we postponed to next May and opted to do a small backyard wedding on August 1, 2020, since we still wanted to get married this year. Both my new husband and I, and our families, loved the ceremony and we loved working with Pat! She was very flexible and accommodating when we needed to postpone and I was so happy that she was still available for both of our new dates. We can’t wait for Pat to do our vow renewal at our big wedding next year!”

Photo of Melissa, Will, and me by TJO 2.8 Photography.

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