Alex and Heather Job

July 27, 2013 -- What a peacock perfect day for a wedding!  Especially for Alex and Heather, who lined up all of the best for their day! 

Their story is an adorable one, as all are, but it’s cute twist was that Heather joined Alex one day at the family owned Nursery and that is the when the family knew she was the one for him.  Or at least that is the story that the best man, Arthur Job, gave in his toast.  

And the nursery is where the peacock theme came from.  As Heather said, it started as an idea that took on a life of its own.  But the colors where so much fun to work with, so alive and vibrant and the peacock feathers were so abundant in the decorations!

Each of them brought something special to the wedding that was a part of who they are.  Alex brought the plants, trees, and flowers to the wedding and Heather brought the corvette and chemistry beakers! 

Fr. Richard, of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, did a great job of explaining what men want in a wife and what women want in a husband, using humor.  Most of the attendees where laughing, but in so how knew what he was saying was truth.  He encouraged Alex and Heather to grow in faith and love, and they seem to truly appreciate his words to them.

As stated before there was an amazing line up for the day, starting with a beautiful gown from Amy’s Bridal, then the bouquets, corsages, boutonnieres and church décor where from Twigs and Petals and they were amazing!  Once the reception started Country Gentleman’s team stepped and took over.  All of the needs of the reception were taken care of by their staff!  Love working with all of them!

Alex and Heather had an amazing wedding and we wish them the very best!  We know they will have a wonderful life!!!

Molly and Eric's Day at Cataldo Mission In North Idaho

The oldest standing building in Idaho was the place where Molly and Eric chose to start their marriage. 

Cataldo Mission was started by the Jesuits back in the 1800s to serve the native american population in Northern Idaho.  The mission, once populated by hundreds, and at one time thousands, now sits quietly as a state park just outside the resort town of Kellog.  It is still a Catholic church, but is only used for special occasions as such.  The rest of the year it is a great stopping off point for tourists who are traveling through Northern Idaho on their way to another part of the world. 

Molly grew up in Kellog, and was always taken by the rustic beauty of the building and the grounds.  Being true lovers of the outdoors (their first date was snow shoeing) Eric and Molly couldn't imagine a more amazing place to get married. 

Of  course, there were modern comforts as well.  The wedding party was able to get dressed in the comfort of the park's modern facility below.  But, the event quickly progressed up the hill to the church and the amazing grounds. The ceremony was short for a Catholic wedding, but Fr. Lyle Konen, the great uncle of the bride kept things moving along so that everyone could get back outside to the sunshine and soft breezes. 

After the ceremony the wedding reception was held at the Elks club in Wallace, Idaho.  Everyone ate, visited, and kicked up their heels until the day was done and the sun sunk over the mountain side. 

Eric and Molly rode off in the mountain sunset to start their honeymoon at Silver Mountain resort and then off to Glacier Park to enjoy each other and the great outdoors.  Best wishes to Eric and Molly!!