RENEWAL PACKAGES
I love the idea of vow renewals. There’s something incredibly powerful in the belief that love continues—that it lasts, it endures, and it deserves to be celebrated over and over again.
A wedding isn’t the only time we get to honor the love we share. In fact, as life unfolds, that love often deepens, transforms, and becomes even more meaningful. Love is the foundation of everything good. It is the heart of who we are.
As the years go by and life brings change, growth, and even hardship, the value of love only increases. That’s the beauty of time—it makes the journey richer. More layered. More precious.
If it’s in your heart to keep that light bright—to acknowledge how far you’ve come and how much more there is to celebrate—then absolutely, say yes to the renewal. Honor your love again. Celebrate it intentionally, and savor every moment of the experience.
Because love isn’t just a one-time event.
It’s a lifetime of moments worth honoring—again and again.
PEARL PACKAGE
5-10 Guests
2 Hours of Coverage
Pre Planning Support Visits
Digital Photography Timeline
$1,220
GEMSTONE PACKAGE
15-30 Guests
4 Hours of Coverage
Pre Planning Support Visits
Digital Photography Timeline
$2,110
DIAMOND PACKAGE
35-50 Guests
6 Hours of Coverage
Pre-planning Support Visits
Digital Photography Timeline
$3,000
"a wedding is not your only chance, keep honoring love by celebrating it; again & again!"
You’re Not Alone if You Have Post-Wedding Regrets
It’s more common than you might think to feel a sense of sadness after your wedding day. Even when you're deeply grateful and satisfied with how everything turned out, that bittersweet feeling can still creep in. I know because I’ve felt it myself.
After our wedding, I was surprised by a quiet wave of grief and regret—feelings I didn’t expect, and at first, felt a little ashamed to admit. How could I feel this way when our wedding was beautiful, meaningful, and so full of love?
But here’s the truth: you’re not alone. So many of us go through this. Sometimes it’s about the things we didn’t know at the time—things we would’ve done differently. Sometimes it’s because we’re still learning about ourselves. Some things only reveal their value after you’ve experienced them.
So, do I believe in having another celebration, like a vow renewal?
YES. YES. A thousand times, YES.
If you want to wear your dress again—do it.
If there are moments you missed or things you wish you’d tried—do them now.
If celebrating your love again feels aligned with your values and joy—then it’s not only a good idea, it might be one of the best decisions you can make.
Love Is Worth Celebrating Again and Again
Who decided a wedding is a one-time celebration?
Why shouldn't we continue honoring the most important relationship in our lives?
Intentional celebrations—like vow renewals—aren’t just beautiful gestures. They’re meaningful investments in your relationship. They give you time to reflect, reconnect, and create new core memories. These are the kinds of moments that nourish us. They remind us of what matters most.
And as life continues to change, so does your love. Celebrating how far you’ve come together honors that growth. That evolution is worth recognizing—again and again.
I believe this wholeheartedly because I’ve studied it, lived it, and felt it deeply. Joy, connection, and ceremony are essential to our well-being. They add richness to our stories and lightness to our days.
Our 5-Year Vow Renewal
Kelly is the most important person in my life, and we’ve already decided: for our 5-year anniversary, we’re planning a vow renewal. Not to “redo” our wedding, but to celebrate what’s unfolded since. Who we’ve become together. Where we’ve been. And where we’re going.
I’ll be sharing more about our plans soon in an upcoming blog, and I hope it inspires others to do the same—not because something was missing the first time, but because love is a big deal, and it deserves to be celebrated in every way it shows up.