LYFEblog: Tara + Jon...Seven Years in the Making

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Tara + Jon...Seven Years in the Making

Posted by Unknown On Wednesday, March 10, 2010

She comfortingly wrapped her hands around his and urged him to calm down and take a deep breath. She knew he was nervous and hated being in front of the everyone so she did all that she could with a whisper. After 7 years she knows all about him. What makes him laugh, makes him happy and what makes him nervous. They officially found love over evenings at the church where they both went to youth group. He was a lot different than when they first met and there was something so amazing about him, she had to give him a chance. He was always so sweet and nothing changed over the years. The morning of their wedding Tara called him up with a few little reminders just to have him hang up. Why? Because he wanted the first time they talked to be when they actually saw each other. He took the no peaking rule to a new level so he could have an extra special moment with his love.
Their wedding day was so intimate, scattered with family rushing around making sure that everything they could have dreamed of would come true. Every detail was looked after and in careful hands. Friends came from all over to celebrate, dance and be another smiling face shining back as if to say, "we love you two and wish you the very best life has to offer." It's the family and friends that make one wedding so different from the next. They are the ones that make the couple really realize how much people care about them.
From now on Tara and Jon have each other to look after them, but they will always be able to look back to that day to see who is there ready and waiting if they should need them.

Tara + Jon your wedding was gorgeous. You are two very beautiful people who make one amazing couple. We wish you the very best and will be praying for you over the years!

So the morning of their wedding the boys all ended up at the 7-11 to pick up a few things. Behind the counter they found a small boy who was making cutie catchers (or fortune tellers to the uncool.) They were only a $1 so the boys bought two. One for Tara, one for Jon. Jon opened his and got a profane fortune. They sent one to Tara and she got the same fortune. The actual prediction was nothing to be proud of, but they at least got the same prediction.