Danielle & Scott's Montana Memories in Motion

It's a great question. . . What do you hope we remember about this day?

Some memories embody a feeling, an overall experience or even a snapshot in your mind that you will never forget.  Perhaps it's the butterflies of excitement or the way your dad's eyebrows crinkle up in emotion as he sees his little girl walk around the corner to take his arm for that walk down the aisle to a new beginning.

Danielle and Scott experienced their wedding day here in September 2011.  They were thoughtful enough to have a book where they invited everyone at their wedding to share with them a different perspective of what to remember on their special day.  {Brilliant!}

My mom always said 'perspective is everyone looking down on the same valley from different mountain tops'.   You won't remember it all, and yes, it will fly by no matter what.  But even if you are on the best mountain top in the world, what will that mean to you to see it from another perspective, to live it all over again?

That is why a videographer is such a important part of the picture.  What Randi Jacobson with Moonstone Pictures did here and what she does for all her weddings is such a gift.  To capture the sounds, the experiences, the words and then to put it all together is a way that gives new birth to your day.  To see it in ways you didn't get a chance to, while you were playing your own part in creating your life's moments.

What was the one single regret of my own wedding nearly 12 years ago?  I thought I couldn't afford a videographer.  What I would do to snuggle in with my husband on our coming anniversary and just re-live the moments of our day.  I hold snapshots in my mind and treasured snippets, but some of the memories are lost to time.  Kudos to Scott and Danielle for having the foresight to bring in the talent of Moonstone Pictures.

So step back into September 4th 2011 and visit Danielle and Scott's beautiful day at The Woodlands.  It was my pleasure to work with them closely, to handle all the details as their day of wedding coordinator so that they could be living it up like you are about to see.  Click below to live it up with them!

Danielle& Scott - The Woodlands September 2011

Scott & Molly Miller 2011

Scott & Molly Miller celebrated their family and marriage at The Woodlands just about a year ago this July.  I came across the photos recently by the very talented Tori Pintar of Eye in the Sky Photography and just HAD to share them and this wonderful couple with you all.  What a beautiful collection of natural and candid images capturing Scott and Molly, their sweet daughter Ella and the celebration that was had by all.

{Click photos to expand the size to check out all the beautiful details.}

Check out what Scott (master craftsman and architect) made for above the mantle.  Complete with a silhouette of Molly, Scott, Ella and their Golden.  Love.

 Congratulations you two!  

It was a pleasure to have you and your amazing group here for such a beautiful day.

For a complete slideshow  go to Eye in the Sky Photography's website:  Scott & Molly Miller

Sweet peas and tender moments ~ Travis & Kyndra

Kyndra & Travis Campbell shared a beautiful wedding day at 

The Woodlands ~ Bozeman, MT 

on June 23rd, 2012.  

Kyndra choose a soft purple and sweet peas, a fitting match for a such a sweetheart of a person with a soft and gentle demeanor.

The day was captured with tenderness and warmth by Morgan LaMare Photography.  I love the way Morgan seems to find the inner glow in her clients and brings it forth so beautifully in her photographs.

Travis and Kyndra searched long and wide for lovely vintage and re-purposed bottles to cluster on tree rounds on the tables and the groomsmen teamed up to arrange the sweet peas provided by Leslie Lukas Wedding & Events.   I always enjoy centerpieces that vary enough that they invite you to wander the room to see each table.  I love the way it turned out!

Arron at The Zebra provided beverages to keep guests refreshed and Joe's Mobile DJ provided music to keep everyone dancing.  Kyndra said "I didn't know I could laugh and cry so much in one day!"  Congratulations to two lovely people!  We are thankful that The Woodlands got to share in the glowing joy of your day.  All the best, Elsa

The runaway groom & six rules to a great relationship

Weddings are often filled with special ceremony and sweet soft words. But don't you just love a wedding that gives you a refreshing bit of unexpected humor!    Last Friday we attended the wedding of some long time friends for an evening ceremony on The Woodlands lawn.  7pm was a perfectly lovely time of night and everything went as expected until they got to the 'do you give this ring?' part.

You know the part. . . So the best man started fishing in his pockets but Teddy, the groom, didn't hesitate.  He shot off at full sprint, tux and all, across the bridge and commandeered that ring and ran back to the alter fast as light and before we could all finish the joy of a good belly laugh.  Everyone hooted and cheered like it was a great race.  His bride's eyes twinkled as she smiled in her own beautiful and peaceful way and I was stuck by what just took place.  It was actually of a insightful commentary on the philosophy of relationships themselves.  

1. Act immediately when it comes to being there for your partner.

2. Build a great group of people behind your relationship willing to cheer you on!

3. Find the humor and you will find the joy.
4. Allow your man to be your hero.   

5. Show your appreciation.

6. Love unconditionally.

The last one you hear a lot but might not see as often.  What I saw was Jody, a relaxed bride, not judging anyone for an oversight, not frustrated that the ceremony wasn't perfect.  She was gracefully and lovingly there in the moment, smiling. She even gave him a sweet thank you kiss upon his return like he had won the gold just for her. And essentially he had.

So no, the post isn't what you thought it might be when you clicked on the title Runaway Groom. ;) It was something much better.

Congratulations Teddy and Jody and Megan too!

Photo by Marcy Shepherd Surber

Honoring each deliberate step down the aisle.

Tonight's June wedding wrapped up early, leaving time for me to take an evening stroll after getting the chick-lets (my girls) and the chickens (our hens) all settled in.   I walked the winding path through the trees and paused under the bridge alight with twinkle lights.  The birds were coming alive with inspired song around me, I was stuck with how blessed I am to be a guest in such a beautiful corner of the world such as this.  Even more profound is the feeling of being part of something so much bigger than me.

I walked the path of the left over petals from the ceremony earlier today and imagined all the people that have walked each deliberate step down their aisles, to arrive at their love, their husband, the father of their future children and the grandfather of their grandchildren.  So many beginnings happen on these blades of grass.  So many intentions set by people with love in their hearts and commitments solid in mind.  So many webs of support have been woven from all the guests that attend and honor these milestone moments.

I stood  between the cherry trees this evening and I got a chance to imagine them all as I drank in the fragrance of the cherry blossoms.  The setting sun's light cast a soft glow across the canyon hillside and the rush and tumble of the creek just scented the air with the ebb and flow of spring.   As many times as brides, grooms, and families have thanked me for being at The Woodlands, today I felt an answering gratitude for all the people who have chosen to be here.  I am so grateful for all those who helped build the layers of new beginnings here.  Each couple, each exchange of vows, each wedding celebration is what makes the magic of this place deeper and so much more meaningful in the history of love.

Jennie Lynn Photo captured this timeless moment.

Diving into wedding season, diving into now.

I am on my tip-toes at the edge of the spring board of wedding season at The Woodlands.  I have shamelessly abandoned my blog this last year in favor of hunkering down and doing it (instead of writing about it) and more importantly, in favor of choosing to live in the beautiful present moment, as much as humanly possible.  Having a second baby means you are fully aware of how fast they grow and how precious all this family and life stuff really is.  This means a little let-go of the non-essentials like blogging.  Yet I have missed it, the excuse to find my voice in a different way and the opportunity to connect and share pieces of my world with the likes of those who will pause to read.

So I am going to bring you a snippet here and there of our world in our corner of Cottonwood Canyon, Bozeman, Montana 2012.  We will get to weaving our way through the days of joy and celebration held by so many of our lovely couples this coming summer and by myself in my general daily delight in life.  Who says you have to get married to experience joy & celebration?!

A quick catch up on the details since I last blogged.  I filed stacks and stacks of papers.  Found things so old that my kick-ass assistant Taye just laughed.  At me.  A lot.  K-so filing isn't my passion.  I coordinated some truly lovely weddings last year.  While pregnant.  If you have ever been pregnant and you know what hormones do to your mind, well then you will realize the accomplishment it is to keep it all straight in your mind while runing around all day long on your feet (best way to run, really). ;)  I loved it though.  I so enjoy orchestrating the smooth flow of a beautiful day and to see the ease of a couple relaxed and know the trust that they place in me.  To each of you that allowed me to be part of that, thank you.


Also, I won a limbo contest ( still pregnant. . .;) and in November, I got to usher in the sweetest little soul into our family..  Miss Freya Hennessy Campbell. You have probably never heard this from a mom, but she really is spectacular. Really,  I have tried to treasure every moment but sometimes the list is long and the responsibilities are many and you forget to do just that.  But then you remember and you pull yourself back to the place in time that is most powerful.  Now.  So here is wishing you some powerful nows or perhaps just soft, lovely moments to your day.  May you recognize them and smile. I will leave you with a few photos to show off a couple of photographers that helped capture my moments in a way my memory could never achieve.  Thank heavens for that.

Lauren Brown Photography

Morgan LaMare Photography

In the News: Article on a Montana wedding venue.

Alternative online newspaper The Bozeman Magpie and local favorite  Katie Lineberger Thomas introduces those that are not yet in-the-know to a pristine and delightful wedding and event venue.  Any guesses as to where such a treasure might be?  ;)

The article is brought to life by the beautiful images taken by Lauren Brown Photography who shoots at The Woodlands at every opportunity we can have her!  She always brings  warmth with her fresh perspective as she captures the beauty and personality of each event.

Now that you know the talent lowdown, take a peak at what other people are saying about The Woodlands. 

Rustic Elegance at The Woodlands 

by Katie Lineberger Thomas

New Beginings

I have been terrifically absent in my blogging communications so I am peaking in to say hello to those who find themselves cruzin' The Woodlands page.  We are in fact. . .still here and lovin' life as much as always!

New Beginnings seem to be everywhere and just as our brides are starting out on their wedding journey, which inevitably leads to that even more important marriage journey, fresh starts are happening here too.

We enjoyed the off season break by powering through the final stages of building our home and then did the 'dreaded move' which has been followed by the much anticipated 'settle in'.  Ah, it is truly and indescribably good to be home!  My sweet husband started work on our home 5 years ago (yes, five. . .you read that right!) by moving mountains and felling trees.  What a man! Then we practiced our zen like patience while the trees harvested from this very property dried and then he milled, and milled and milled the logs for all the siding, flooring, beams and more.  Now you are getting a picture of how 5 years can pass by!  We always paused during wedding season to give our full focus an attention to our amazing clients, so with starts and stops, lots of planning, a million and a half decisions and with love in our hearts, our home came to fruition.

It's not unlike planning a wedding!  So many choices and considerations and factors and costs and weighing of what is important and what is unnecessary.  Then balance two people's opinions and educate yourself about things you have never thought of before, put your time management skills to the test and eventually it all adds up to one really big, wonderful event creation that speaks of two people, their lives, their histories, their future and their people.  The accumulation of which is what living life is really all about!

So wherever you are at in your journey, we know, we understand and we have been there (in several different ways!)  We hope to help you with your process of creation.  Whether it's through our suggested floor plans, assistance with linens, finishing touches or services that help you live in the moments of your day instead of working your way through it, we have your back!

So the wonder of all the new beginnings in 2011 settles in.  Wedding season and fresh starts for sweet couples are happening every week around here.  Planning is in full swing for 2012 clients with some dates still available for those just starting out and we even have one more big new beginning to share with you! 

Just in time for our coming off season, we will have a new little life {translation: a precious baby. . .girl!}that will be joining our family here!  So if you see me and I look bigger than last time we met. . .don't worry yourself with questions on whether I have just discovered chocolate for breakfast, I am indeed pregnant.  ;)  All this wonderfulness in one place is enough to give me a huge burst of joy and energy.   I hope to share that with you!

After. . .Ever After

Our 7th Annual Bridal Event, Ever After had a great turn out even though the weather wasn't very inviting. Brides, grooms and other attendees all enjoyed themselves immensely. One couple raved about how much they got accomplished in one setting.  Even better, a groom said "This wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be.  It was really pretty cool" ;)

After playing with colors, fabrics and textures in the planning stages, we opted for a rich eggplant, a smoky violet and accents of pewter and deep mossy green.  It was a rich warm feel to come into after braving that chilly day.  I would like to thank each of our colossally cool vendors for their energy and enthusiasm.  Let me take a moment to introduce you to them in case you didn't get the joy of meeting them in person.  Each vendor's mention will take you to their website so you can check them out.


The Zebra Cocktail Lounge offered great expertise on one of the most important parts of any great event, {The Bar}!  And they offered some wonderful selections of delightful yet affordable wine and champagne tastings to help keep your large group happy and your pocket book not hurting.  They even featured a purple color coordinated specialty cocktail of Black Cherry Mojitos. 

Custom Dining Experiences  greeted guests with one of my favorite appetizers, Shaved Rare Beef and Red Wine Onions with Maytag Blue Cheese and Cracked Black Pepper. Yum!  Lauren Brown Photography and Larry Stanley Photography showed off their flair for amazing photography and their warmth with each of the clients that they work with.  Both these photographers are now offering weekday discounts to Woodlands clients! 

Larry took one brave and beautiful model, Charity, outside to play in the deep snow (in heels, no less) and captured these photos.  The hot little red number and the necklace is by the lovey After 5 and Weddings, who always wows people with the stunning gowns they bring each year.  The make up and bracelet was by the charming ladies at Indulgence, who always specialize in bringing out each woman's natural beauty and glow. 

Red dress & Necklace by After 5 and Weddings

Tess, from Happily Ever After gave brides a big sigh of relief when they realized how much easier she makes the ceremony process.  She officiates, leads rehearsals and has wonderful tools to help you put together a ceremony that fits you without re-inventing the wheel.  Leslie from Leslie Lukas Wedding & Events displayed floral options from wholesale flowers for the DIY'er to full floral displays and was chatting with brides about her coordination and planning options.  More to come on her DIY floral arranging classes coming this spring! Brides options are extensive with this warm and creative lady as your talented resource.

Leslie Lukas, floral designer extraordinaire

Boy was Elle's Belles a hit.  How can you not get excited about all the delectable samples? Elle brought the ever popular cupcakes, showcased her full wedding cakes and of course her famous cookies make the best favors!

Suelto Boutique turned up the heat with their sexy lingerie options.  Perfect for a fun boudoir shoot or well, just any time you want to feel fabulous!  Pop into her store to check out the red lacy set of lovelies I couldn't stop ogling and they will start you a wish list. 

Venus Catering offers down to earth, delicious and wonderful options for catering, from rehearsal to wedding receptions alike.  Joe Trudgeon was booking DJ gigs right and left, so I know we will see a lot of him as always and if you don't have a DJ, talk to him.  Kene with Eye in The Sky Photography introduced people to his fresh perspective and style as well as featuring his associate photographer, Tori, for those who are looking to trim the budget a bit without sacrificing quality.  Country Flower showed off their beautiful floral options and had some sample bouquets for the models.  Alara had everyone realizing it was high time to explore jewelry that is fresh, unique, classic and as cool as you are.  They can custom design rings or help you find an attendant gift everyone would love.  One of our brides is working with them to design an arm band to wear on her wedding day.  Love it!

Montana Party Rentals made everything look beautiful as always and this year they introduced their new rental concept, Vintage Rentals, which I have been waiting for someone to do for the longest time. Hurray!  Now you can bring a truely unique element into your event. 

Vintage Rentals by Montana Party Rentals

Priscilla at Ro Sham Bo brought in all her amazing textures and prints for albums, invitations and so much more.  Our local kitchen store, Baker Street gave people a wonderful and personal source for wedding registry.  I hope you get a chance to deck out your kitchen with some of their 'must haves' {I couldn't live without my Microplane grater and my garlic peeler}.

So there you have it.  The longest blog post ever.  Yet what better way to introduce you to the resources you are looking for, to help make your day flow smoothly.  To each bride, attendee, vendor and friend that came by, a warm thank you for your smile last Sunday. We appreciate each individual's contribution and presence. It helps bring meaning to what we do.

Wedding Flashback June 2010 ~ Whitney & Kevin

Midsummer in the wedding world is pretty much non-stop.  There is never enough time to blog or share all the wonderful events we get to be part of at The Woodlands.  While we are settling in for some deep breathes this winter, I will be blogging about a few more from 2010 to help inspire the next round of brides for 2011 and to reminisce and honor the weddings of this last year.

This beautiful event had all the elements of Montana including a big chuck wagon turning out great wood-fired Tri-tip, mixed with feminine elements of pale pinks, vintage pearls and accents of burlap for a fresh and unique feel.  Whitney was inspired for the event's overall feel when she found the perfect lacy, vintage wedding gown. Many antique family heirlooms where woven into the decor including a teacup cake topper that belonged to her Great Grandmother.  The food and flowers were all from local vendors in Three Forks, as the couples family are cattle ranchers there.  There is so much to be said for keeping it local and close to home!

The bride, Whitney Lin, is a talented wedding photographer herself and it's always a high honor for one photographer to choose another fellow photographer to shoot their own wedding, so it came as no surprise that Whitney picked the sweet and bubbly red-head, Cali Sparing Photography to capture her day.  Thank you to Cali for all the wonderful photos below and thanks 'a-lot' for making it so hard to choose which ones to post, as there were so many to choose from! :)  So sit back and soak up the lush, the green, the tall, the trees, the vintage, the beauty and of course the fun.

                                                        And they lived happily, ever after!

The Woodlands Bridal Event of the year - Ever After

It is the most wonderful time of the year!  You may be thinking of Christmas but no!  It's time for The Woodland's delightfully different and outrageously beautiful bridal event 'Ever After'!  So grab a pen, (or your Blackberry)  mark your calendar and call all your friends! 

The festivities are one day only, January 9th, 2011 (only a month or so away!). Once you shake the snow off your boots (boots are always a good idea in a Montana January) and you are relieved of your coat, you will find yourself with a choice of champagne, hot cider or another delicious beverage by The Zebra Cocktail Lounge & Catering.  Our great room will be decked in the splendor of this years chosen colors: purples, moss greens, lavender and charcoal and the room will be filled with super fun and amazingly talented vendors to chat and mingle with. 

Nibble samples from our caterers or view some beautiful photography, try on a wedding dress (or five!) by After Five and Weddings, check out papers and invitations, music, sexy lingere and so much more.

There is no other event like it and rumor has it, this one is the most fun!  We aren't biased around here. ;)

An updated list of the vendors at The Ever After event will be posted shortly.  Oh and one final note, you do not have to be a bride to attend.  I have had past brides come and mingle just to revisit the memories of their day at The Woodlands.  Mom's, friends, and bridesmaids come to gather info for a bride in a different state or one that can not attend.  Or you can pop up just to say hello.  My husband even puts on a tux for the day so that is worth seeing right there!  I can't wait to meet and mingle with you all.  We will be here to help you make the wedding planning process as easy as it is fun!

Happy Autumn, strangers!

Well, you may (or may not) have noticed that I have been a bad, bad blogger lately.  Life slid easily from weddings non-stop to a whirlwind of catch up and reconnecting with other projects that were back-burnered during the intensity of wedding season.  To sum up, I had my first weekend off since May and that was a slice of joy.  I escaped to the spectacular Double T Ranch and got my groove on with those fine ladies there, Private Chef Sarah Knecht and all my Assets for a flurry of cooking, tablescaping and photo shooting that ended in a prime rib dinner under the stars. (Photos and details to come on that adventure soon!) I went garage sailing for the first time all season.  I went to my grandfather's 80th birthday celebration in Portland and I made cookies with my daughter.  A little less work and a little more balance.


With this spectacular autumn we have been experiencing, I was inspired to sift through some family photos that Melanie Nashan, of Nashan Photographers did for us this time last year.  Life seemed so busy and it was a challenge to find the time to do this, however without Melanie's gentle encouragement, I would not have these treasures. {Thank you, Melanie!}  I love that we have these memories to reflect on.  I thought I would share them since they do give you a delightful peak at a Woodlands autumn with the glorious foliage and a peak at the people that make the Woodlands all that it is to you.  May your autumn be full of blessings and may you discover bountiful harvests in all your endeavors.

Happy Anniversary: Jane and Tim

A little reflection is a good thing and with that thought, I welcome you to this segment of our blog where we celebrate a couple that joined their lives in the space under our Woodland trees a year ago.


Last September we had a truly delightful and genuine couple that fell in love with our property for their wedding.  They touched us with their kindness, appreciation and open hearts.   They celebrated with a simple yet beautiful fall reception featuring copper and garnet with accents of burnt orange for a lovely fall scheme.


The lovely Miss Janie O of Janie Osborne Photography was there to capture the warmth of the group and the delightful Mollie Eckman coordinated the details with style as always.  The ceremony was officiated by the wonderful Tess Jones of Happily Ever After, flowers by Avant Floral and the linens customized by The Woodlands (as always!)

Here are some thoughts and wisdom that Jane shared as she looks back at the day.


 What was the best decision you made?


"I think the best decision I made, hands down, was to enjoy not just the wedding day itself, but every step of the planning process leading up to it.  I knew I wanted my wedding day to be peaceful and harmonious and joyful, and that if I spent the entire year stressing and panicking over the linens and flowers and seating arrangements, then on the day itself I'd look around at those things and associate them with how stressed I felt when I was deciding on them.  Because I decided that planning for a joyful day should be a joyful process, when I looked around on my wedding day I was thinking about how much fun the last year had been and how much fun married life would be going forward."


What was a favorite moment you remember?


"We held the ceremony outside on a perfect fall day.  The sun was shining and there were fluffy white clouds in the sky.  It wasn't too hot or too cold - everything about the weather was ideal.  During the ceremony and afterward, during some of the picture taking, little bits of white cottonwood fluff began to float down from the sky onto the meadow.  Post-ceremony a couple of the kids had the best time chasing the fluff around.  It was like a magical fairy land."



"This isn't a description I throw around lightly: it was absolutely perfect. Elsa was a joy to work with during the planning - and thank you again for providing our dream location!"

 

Thank you Jane for your wonderful perspective.  It was an honor and joy to have Tim and Jane at The Woodlands to celebrate their day.

All the best to them and here is to many, many more joyous years to come!

Happy Anniversary!

Just for Fun: Escape from Wedding in Subaru

Considering Montana's love affair with the Subaru, I thought this was a totally Bozeman appropriate post.  

P.S. Honey, if you are reading this, (even though it is charming) I do not, {I repeat}, do not want this for our second honeymoon.  Think sand, hammocks, sushi and Coronas - K? ;)  Love you!

Powerful wedding planning tools by Google & Style Me Pretty

The internet has dramatically changed the process of planning weddings.  Now brides are sitting in front of the computer screen and discovering creative ways to DIY, planning weddings in Montana from a far, and exploring more creative ideas than you (and definitely your fiance!) will know what to do with.  But thank heavens some of the daunting tasks of planning a wedding have become easier.

GoogleDocs and Style Me Pretty have teamed up to take the nightmare out of the large task of hunting down each person's address on your guest list.  It's like wedding planning software without having to buy the software.  This process allows you to send out a 'save the date' via email that acts as a request  for all your wedding guests to reply back to you with their current  mailing address so you don't have to hunt down the mailing address of nearly everyone you know.  It carries each guest's entered info right into a complete spreadsheet for you to work from, come invitation time.  Simply click on the GoogleDocs link for a super quick video that describes the whole process.

It is not fondly that I remember the task of address gathering for my wedding and I am 'googly-eyed' over the options that are out there now. Ok, enough with the puns.  Just check it out.  If you are planning a wedding or any kind of event now, you will save time and when we spread the love, the love always comes back, so really, everyone wins! ;)

A spectacular fall Montana wedding for Jenna and Joe

Jenna has an impeccable eye for detail and with her mom assisting with the vision and her dad there to build what she needed, like the gorgeous half wine barrels for their iced bottles and the redwood cake base, this fall wedding was truly made with love.  The grooms mom, Michelle of Budget Bouquets and More designed all the flower arrangements with the great height of curly willow, a variety of richly colored orchids and little succulents which were complemented by the natural touches of burlap runners and Montana slate.  Jenna and Joe love to dance so they did a unique room arrangement of square tables in a U shape around the perimeter of the room giving them a generous dance floor to kick their heels up!  Here is a few peaks at the room and the Michelle's beautiful tablesscapes.

The bride and groom showed off their smarts by choosing an all star cast of wedding vendors and as a result, their day was smooth and perfectly detailed.  Kene Sperry of Eye in the Sky was there to work his magic, capturing the moments right down to the detail with his amazing signature perspective.  It is always a pleasure to work with the great talents of our area and Kene is surely one of them.  Plus the guy has one hell of a smile.  The lovely fruit laden cake cake was by kick-ass Sarah of WeeBee's and the mouthwatering plated dinner was by Mr. Steven Kuntz of Montana Epicurean another super cool human being and foodie favorite.


Cheers to all the efforts that made this day just what Jenna and Joe wanted.  Now for Eye in the Sky's eye candy. . .

 

Picture this guys with a Tarantino-style slow motion scene set to music. . .

I know, cool.

:

Love the little nose nudge. . .

And the forehead touch. . .

  

Sigh.  Thank you guys for finding the perfect setting to celebrate your love in The Woodlands.

May blessings and light follow you always.