My mom was the person who really got the entire wedding together. Seriously "planning" a wedding out of state means your mom is slaving away for months. But she did throw a party- I know I was dead tired by the end of the night.

Here's the spread. I had guacamole from this caterer at another wedding and loved it. Like I could live off this for the rest of my life status. So I was so excited to have this caterer do the tacos at our wedding. Plus it kind of worked- mustaches for me and tacos for my man who lived in Mexico.
























Photo booth prop fun:








Fun scenes from around the reception and the line:









 I promise I'm happy here, I'm pretty sure I was just tired of smiling so much.














The cake cutting. I'm not the only one who was tired at this point, haha David looks thrilled.












Cue guests diving into the table cakes:
















Then we did a daddy-daughter, mother-son dance with it switching halfway through the song to spouses. Watch the progression of what actually happened:













Then the Adele song we were dancing to stopped. We paused thinking that there were technical difficulties. Then over the speakers we hear the notorious, "Oppan Gangnam Style."



This is my reaction to getting flash-mobbed by my crazy cousins doing the Gangnam Style dance. They called it operation #hatchtag













My dad and Leslie trying to imitate Psy's crazy side leg shimmy.




Then we were like "Um, this was great- thanks everyone. LET'S LEAVE!" But I had to do one last thing. For the ladies. Toss that bouquet.














It was amazing whirlwind. David and I loved it but decided that we are so glad you only have one wedding. Because it was pretty draining, physically and emotionally. We were so glad that everyone came and supported us, it made the day memorable and lovely. I think our lasting memory of that day will be scenes of love.