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Gabe & Allison Davis.
It has a nice ring to it, doesn't it? When Gabe texted me a few months before his wedding to ask if I would be available to photograph his wedding to his love, Allison, I said "absolutely" and put it on my calendar. I have known Gabe for basically my whole life. We share a hometown, a lot of the same friends, and a love for all things black and gold. I hadn't met Allison until we visited at the wedding venue a few weeks before the ceremony, but I was immediately drawn to her kind smile, and her and Gabe's respect for each other and partnership in making decisions during our conversation that day. I was excited to meet Allison's sweet son, Hudson, the day of the wedding and capture their wedding day memories alongside them!
Gabe is a talented woodworker and the vision he and Allison had for the ceremony location was just perfect.
From the sign welcoming guests to their "beginning" to the beautiful arbor he built for them to get married under.
Two of my favorite moments in every wedding are when the bride's father walks her down the aisle and "the kiss". Gabe & Allison's wedding was no different.
This moment where Allison's dad said something and they both smiled before they started their journey to Gabe was just precious. And equally precious was when Hudson had to get a closer look at the kiss! Simply adorable!
I was so thankful to be a part of this beautiful day and pray for God's blessing on you as you continue to serve each other in marriage, Mr. & Mrs. Davis.
Congratulations to you both...and Hudson, too! ❤️
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June 5, 2004. 06-05-04. 654. Many people have asked me or made guesses about where the "654" on Farmhouse654 came from. It's not our house number. It's not our street number. It's not the number of dollars we have spent on the farmhouse, so far...I wish it was only $654! It's our wedding anniversary. Mr. Farmhouse and I went on our first date in September of 2000, to the Homecoming bonfire. As a junior cheerleader, I needed a football jersey to wear and as a freshman football player, he had one.  From that point on, we were pretty much inseparable. I married my high school sweetheart two short weeks after his high school graduation. People thought we were crazy. Too young. Immature. Settling for each other before really "seeing the world". But while people thought we were crazy...we KNEW we were crazy. Crazy for each other. Committed to each other. Excited to grow up together and grow old together. We got married on June 5th, 2004. And we just celebrated our 13th anniversary. 654 is the day our married life begun. We've had ups and downs. Good days and bad days. New jobs, new homes, and three beautiful daughters added to the family. 654 was the start of everything we know and love. And that's what I think of every time I write for Farmhouse654. ❤️🏡❤️
I am always blessed to see young people following through with the commitment of marriage and pray nothing but joy and contentment for this couple, as they grow together and serve one another.
Congratulations, Mr. & Mrs. Dodds. ❤️ |
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