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Jesse & Ashley's Wedding

Jesse, Ashley, The Bridal Party, & Guests partying!

Today we are heading right down the road to Mingoville at the Nittany Country Club, for the wedding of Ashley And Jesse. Jesse contacted us after finding us on Google, and after speaking with him through a few emails we were able to strike a deal. 

During our bridal consult I learned that Jesse was a musician and that the song they had chosen for their first dance was a song that he has written for Ashley, performed by him, and recorded by him back when they were in college. 

Jesse's mother had passed when he was younger, so his step mother (which day of wedding we found out was our bank teller) stepped in to dance with him to a song from James Taylor that his mother would sing to him when he was younger. A touching moment for all those involved. 

During the dollar dance the bride and groom decided to make it a competition to see who can raise more money. Ashley won this competition but not by much. After a lot of dancing we wrapped things up with a special song requested by the Bride and Groom, James Taylor's "How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You".

Congratulations one again the newlyweds Mr & Mrs. Hall.


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