Everything was absolutely perfect. The ceremony, the first dances with mom and dad.

It was flawless.

6 months had passed, and the bliss of married life had vanished. Married life had gotten very very real.

“Well, we just don’t think we’d go back and watch it enough to make the money worth it.”

Got it.

My wife told me a story about an experience she had at work with a patient one time. She’s a respiratory therapist, and as most of you know… working the healthcare has it’s ups and downs. Definitely it’s downs.

Imagine this: years down the line, you and your partner sitting together, flipping through a photo album of your wedding day. The images are stunning, and they bring back a flood of memories. But what if you could do more than just look at photos? What if you could relive every moment—the laughter, the tears, the heartfelt vows—all over again?

As a newly married man who’s gone through the planning process, something I really struggled with was that social media created this unimaginable set of “parameters or guidelines” that wedding couples should “keep in mind” when planning their wedding. Honestly though, I believe that this comes from a place of love. Every couple has had different experiences with their weddings and it’s my opinion that these couples are sharing them and the insights they learned to try to help the next wave of amazing couples.