2020 weddings have been a challenge in many regards. From postponements to smaller weddings, I had to learn how to roll with the punches this year.

And things can get even more challenging when the couple doesn’t live in Omaha but are getting married here.

Outdoor ceremony. Late August. Nebraska.

There are couples who have a lot more guts than I do thinking they can pull off an outdoor wedding ceremony in Nebraska. I mean, in August, you can get anything from 100 degrees,

In the early spring of 2019, Nebraska endured record breaking flooding and devastation. Farmland was washed out, small towns had to move and bridges were washed away over night.

You can’t control the weather. Especially in the state of Nebraska. I mean, I can be 80 degree and gorgeous one day, snowing the next. I wish I was making that up.

I rarely sit down and chat with one of my couples after their wedding day. Life happens and if I stay in touch over social media, I figure I’m doing good.

It was 2016 and I was attending the Creative at Heart Conference in Memphis, Tennessee.  I sat next to a tall blonde who matched me.  I mean, we were both wearing red plaid shirts as if we planned it.

I love a couple who knows what they want. And the first time I met with Charity to talk about invitations for their September 2 wedding in Colorado, I got that vibe.

I recently blogged about an Omaha couple (Megan & Ross) who had a beautiful church/city style wedding.  It was elegant and beautiful.  The same time I was blogging on Megan I got an email from Shawna, a bride who got married this past Fall.