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Wednesday
06May2009

We are each others future.

Most of the time, a marriage is not fully tested until well after the wedding.  However, Erin and Earl’s  relationship would be one that would last though many years of trials, all before the proposal even  took place. 

They supported one another through high school graduation, college,  the passing of loved ones and being separated by a call to duty that took  Earl halfway around the world.  Somehow,  though all of this,  their relationship not only held together but grew stronger.  They grew up together.

The wedding day was beautiful.   It took place at The Gardens at Sunday Park in Midlothian Virginia.   The weather was absolutely perfect for the ceremony and reception.    The reception venue allowed for a great view of the sun setting across the lake.  Simply breathtaking.    The event was less  about the formality of ceremony and more about the coming together of a small group of people that are forever connected by the lives of this couple.

Meeting some of these people at the wedding was a truly great experience for me.   This event really reminded me that weddings are about much more than ceremony or tradition.  They are a celebration of complex stories of life, love, family and friends.   

What a great story to help tell.

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Reader Comments (3)

I know guys usually dont post on here but I feel it is necessary. Bill, thanks for being a part of our day. As you wrote, it was truely a beautiful day. The weather was perfect and the entire atmospere around us was just unimaginable. Thank you very much for taking on our story and giving us something to look at for the rest of our life time. Something that we really are very proud of because the work you do really does touch people's lives. I would recommend you to anyone and everyone. Thank you once again and look forward to the whole video.

May 12, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterEarl Medlin

Love the title. Thanks for this tidbit this morning.

Very moving story Bill.

May 13, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterJohn Moon

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