In this family, if you don't have enough sisters - just grab some cousins!
Poor Cooper - not too many guys around. . .
. . .as David can testify!
And a little romance! OK - Now y'all be satisfied for awhile! I've got three wedding albums in front of you! 
Heather and David were back in town to be a part of Grandma Alice's home-going. Heather is from Colorado, and David pastors a church in Massachusetts.
Having all the children together is a rare treat, so we took the time to get everyone spiffed up for a few shots.
Laura, Brooke and Makenzie all live here - right now - but Brooke is going back to school in Chicago and Makenzie will start at ORU in just a few weeks.
I'm not sure what is so interesting in the image above - so don't ask! There was a little fun and conversation in the meadow.
Followed by David being shown how lucky he is! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful family with us tonight!
Amen!
She is talented in every way - but disappointed that she wasn't more flexible - what?!?
She also designed and made the wire-wrapped necklace she's wearing.
I guess what she ? lacks ? in flexibility, she makes up for in balance!
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. . . and the handsome groom!
We had a warm and misty morning. There were tons of kids at Loose Park, but it had started to rain, so it looked like we had the park to ourselves!
Rachel specifically requested the "veil" shot below. . .
. . .and she took time to be goofy with Dillon's shades!
I just love the cornflower blue! Gorgeous!
You can't go to Loose Park without hanging out at the fountain. . .
. . .and using it in lots of shots!
Congratulations and Best Wishes to Rachel and Dillon!
The plan was for a garden wedding - on the hottest day of the year in Kansas City! Here are the lovely ladies - Katy, Jesse and Rachel.
A lovely portrait of Jesse.
and here are the ? lovely gentlemen - Justin, John and Matt.
Everything about this 100 year-old mansion is beautiful - especially the front entrance. Add a gorgeous bride and it's awesome!
As you can see, the wind picked up, and right after; the decision was made to move the ceremony indoors.
Everyone was very flexible with the change of plan, and Jesse and John couldn't have been happier! Congratulations and best wishes for a lifetime of happiness!
Emily approaches. . .
Nate turns to see her - - love the look on his face!
They are able to share a few quiet moments alone before all the fun and chaos of the day.
We then went indoors for some images. What a lovely bride!
I had to get the stained glass in a portrait. The colors were just wonderful.
We can't forget the groom!
and another lovely image of Emily. . .
and the two of them together.
Here is the entire gang! Amiee loved holding the flowers so Emily could hold Delaney.
After the ceremony, we ran over to Antioch Park. Nate gifted all the guys with personalized baseball bats, and they were happy to show them off. . .
and try to teach the girls how to bunt!
Baseball bats, boquets and bling - who could ask for anything more?
Here are a few more from the park. Love the hot pink shoes in the background!
I'm not sure it was a good idea to let the guys keep the bats during portrait time - they did get a little rowdy!
It was a wonderful day! Congratulations, Emily and Nate!
