How did you meet?We met online through a dating site called Bumble. After the first date, we were inseparable.What is your favorite thing about each other? Katie’s favorite thing about Ray is his sense of humor and fun-loving, positive energy.Ray’s favorite thing about Katie is her ambition and contagious smile.How did the proposal go? Give us all the sweet details!Ray proposed to me during a huge fundraiser during the Kentucky Derby. We were going to be traveling the next weekend on vacation, where I was sure he was going to propose. We showed up to the event all decked out in derby attire. We were taking group photos in a big photo booth area, so the atmosphere was very chaotic and fun. All the sudden, everyone moved away, and he got on one knee. The photo booth camera got shots of the whole moment. I said “No” three times until I realized what was going on. Ray’s daughter then came out holding a sign that said, “AND ME TOO?!”. It was an unforgettable moment. Where was your ceremony held and why did you pick this site?We love to have fun! It was important to us to have our wedding in the middle of the French quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana. For our venue, we picked the Chateau LeMoyne for its quaint, eclectic style and energetic vibe. It has a beautiful, romantic courtyard in the back with a fountain. It just fit us and ...

How did you meet?Brandon and I met in graduate school st Southeastern Louisiana University.  We were both teaching assistants and worked together.  At first we were just friends but once Brandon got the courage to ask me out, we knew we had something special.  What is your favorite thing about each other? My favorite thing about Brandon is his sense of humor. Brandon's favorite thing about me is my ambition. How did the proposal go? Give us all the sweet details!Brandon proposed in August of 2017 on a random Saturday after I got home from work.  I had no idea it was coming. He had my brother there to film the whole thing and he even made sure our pug Frank was involved! At first I couldn't even process what was happening. It was the perfect intimate moment and a total surprise. Where was your ceremony held and why did you pick this site?We had our wedding at Stella Plantation. It was the perfect intimate setting and so beautiful.  We are both history buffs so we wanted a venue that was both beautiful but also filled with history.  What unique or special things did you do at the reception? Brandon and I have a baby girl named Eleanor, and it was very important to us to include her in the wedding and at the reception.  So we did our first dance with her. Pick one moment in the day that was your favorite ...

How did you meet?Joe and I met when he moved into the rent house next door to my house after coming back from pre deployment training for the Marine Corps. What is your favorite thing about each other? Caitlin: My two favorite things about Joe is how he can always put a smile on my face and always has me laughing. The second is how he is always so encouraging and supportive of me in everything I do. Joe: My favorite thing about Caitlin is that even during the darkest time in my life,  she always stuck by my side and pushed me to get better. Having that kind of support truly means the world to me. How did the proposal go? Give us all the sweet details!We were taking our first trip to Disney World in February 2017. This was Joe's first trip but he always knew that it was my dream to get proposed to at Disney! The night we got there we were going eat at Chef Mickey's with all of the main characters. He proposed while we were at dinner with a view of Cinderella castle.  Where was your ceremony held and why did you pick this site?Our ceremony was held at Southern Oaks Plantation. When I started videoing weddings with Your Day Production I filmed a ceremony and reception there and just seeing how Bobby ran everything so much like Disney I just knew that's where I had to get married. What unique or special things did you do at ...

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