Chris and Tamara had a very romantic intimate ceremony on the steps to The Bingham House in McKinney, surrounded by their super closest friends and family. Getting married on May 4th, is always fun but when you incorporate the super cute Star Wars knick knacks it gets even better. May the 4th be with you!
Part of Tamara’s vision was to have her first look with dad and her first dance at the same time. We could see the tears in dads eyes from the moment Tamara tapped on his shoulder, I won’t lie I had tears in my eyes too. Such a sweet moment.
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I love when we are able to capture the last bit of the groom getting ready, Chris came dresses except his tie and that amazing Star Wars clip.
And lets not neglect this beauty, she shined in this high low dress by David’s Bridal and those heels! Tamara, my dear you are gorgeous!
The steps of this beautiful home made for the perfect backdrop for their vows. And what made this even better was that Tamara’s grandfather married them. His smile when they kissed was amazing. Stay tuned for that image to grace your screen SOON.
I love that the wedding party was her sister and his brother. What a special day to share with their lifelong best friends.
Since they weren’t doing a ‘grand’ exit, Tamara decided to have the guests blow bubbles as they walked out of the ceremony after being announced hubby and wifey.
They say it all. This couple is so in love, they have been together for years and this day right here is the start to another beautiful chapter inter lives together.
It was such an honor to be there for their big day. I am so thankful for this couple! If you want to see more of them, check out their engagement blog here. And stay tuned for more wedding goodness, coming soon!
Check out these amazing vendors from their big day –
Venue – The Bingham House
Photography – Sabel Moments
Bridal Gown – Davids Bridal
Grooms Tux – Men’s Warehouse
Rings – Diamonds Direct
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