Anyways, in the process of unpacking I found some really amazing old black and white photographs. They made me smile to see them and I knew I had to hang them up It got me thinking about a making a photo wall of family photos and I quickly went searching though some of our digital files to complete the collage. I also went online to scour up some neat ideas of how to create this photo wall. I found a lot of inspiring ideas and I’m super excited to start this project!

I found these various examples from all over the internet.  Attic Mag, NYC Interior Design, Interior Design Picture Gallery and a couple of personal blogs too : The Princess and the Moose and Imperfect.

Once I have finished my project I will definitely post the finished result!  Have any of you created something amazing like this?  I would love to hear about it!

There were a lot of special little moments throughout this day: from her mom applying her make-up, to her dad walking her through the treetops and then down the aisle (a good kilometre long!), and to the heartfelt speaches. But what we found the most special was the fact that these two are each other’s rock. Whether it was a nervous moment in the ceremony or the sentimental words from family and friends, Will & Lindsey easily found comfort in each other. Quick glances and long gazes turned their tears into smiles and gentle laughs.

Here are some favourites of ours. Enjoy

Will & Lindsey, we had an great day with you and we wish you many, many years of happiness