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Their ceremony was held in the Coker Arboretum at the North Carolina Botanical Gardens. Dave stayed true to keeping everything low key and even wore flip-flops. They also chose their dog as the ring bearer. What fun!
The reception was held in the Garden Terrace at the Fearrington Village Inn. They had southern style BBQ and had their own bottles of hot sauce waiting as party favors. They even brought out cornhole boards (beanbag toss in case you have no idea what that is)
Probably the biggest surprise of the evening came when they decided to leave Fearrington about an hour and a half before my scheduled time was up. They weren’t going home though! I followed them over to the “Deep End” bar on Franklin Street where they had first met. Walking into a bar loaded with professional camera gear on “quarter draft nights” sure stirs up a party and makes for some great pictures!







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I like the pictures of your wedding
I put a priority on this post today because I couldn’t believe what I saw. Melissa had mentioned how much she loved trains as a kid so yesterday I took her and her fiance Derek to an old trainyard off Capitol Boulevard in downtown Raleigh for some down and dirty pics. They were energetic and up for anything. Melissa even took flight with her soon to be hubby in “high heel” style!
The next day, as I drove to the grocery, I did a double take as I drove past. EVERY single one of the train cars was gone! They weren’t moved… THEY WERE GONE. It’s as if some “traincar fairy” came in the middle of the night and had collected them all up. I told the couple about it but I don’t know if they really will believe me until they see it for themselves. I think they were kind of excited about being a part of something that will never be there again… Here’s a few of the “preserved” memories…





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