It was not just a wedding, but a day that friends & family had all lovingly pitched in toward, does it really get any better than that?! In a world where so many people are separated by pandemic or by personal odds, a wedding where two families and countless friends come together to help create a day tailored perfectly to two people is by far the greatest kind of wedding there is!'” – Written by Vicki Miller

We dated for three and a half years, before he proposed. He proposed on his 30th birthday (which he says was the only day he could have surprised me) in the pasture on our ranch as we were feeding cattle. I designed the ring using stones that had been passed down in his family. 

In 2016, Morgan fell very ill from a rare condition called P.O.T.S. It left her with unanswered questions for over a month, leaving in a wheelchair, not knowing what the future held. Dusty stood by her side and showed her what “in sickness and in health” truly meant at a young age. As Morgan learned a new way of life, Dusty stood by her side the entire time. In December 2019, Dusty proposed to Morgan around her favorite holiday Christmas. In February 2021, they said “I Do” to a future together at the same place where they shared their first date, the Hillsborough County Fairgrounds.

I always knew I’d be his wife one day. Finally, on September 26, 2020, Colton asked me to marry him. A cold, early morning shoot with his cousin as the photographer in Kananaskis, AB, finished with him down on one knee and me in complete disbelief. We exchanged vows the following July on the most beautiful day in Cremona, AB. The day was nothing short of perfect, filled with so much love, many happy tears, laughs, friends, family, and of course horses. ” – Bride – Brooklyn Wong 

Who knew that a random red dirt country concert (and some good dancing skills) would bring me my husband!

I thought I was moving to Montana after chiropractic school, he patiently waited while I finished school and once I graduated he convinced me I needed to move back home and someday he’d buy me a cabin in the mountains.. the rest is history, I moved home, we moved in together, built my chiropractic office and had our daughter Landry.

Maddie & Nick met 10 years ago and have endured a long distance relationship for a large portion of their relationship so when it finally came time to signing the marriage certificate, Maddie was giddy with excitement, perhaps more so than any other time throughout the day. She was finally, officially married to the man that she once thought was far too good looking to ever notice her. A crazy notion considering Nick could not keep his eyes nor his hands off her from the moment they found each other at 2.30pm last Wednesday.

I was on my way home from work and he had asked if I could help him in the barn. Thinking he needed help braiding his horses mane. I went in the barn to find our horses tied and no Riley. When I got looking, there was a note on the tack room door…

On Father’s Day of 2020 Ruben asked her to marry him in their home in front of both of their families. It was the easiest question she ever had to answer! They spent the next year planning their perfect western wedding. They got married September 18th 2021 at the Kitalou Gin in Lubbock Texas. Now they are both just enjoying their time together with their two dogs, and they can’t wait to start a family together!

After many dirt road dances, snow cone and ice cream dates, and ranch rodeos, the two got engaged on a Kansas Flint Hill gravel road after dancing to the famed Randy Travis song. The two were married five months later in a beautiful, Jesus-centered union in the presence of family and close friends.