I’ve decided to that working my way backwards is probably the way to go. But that’s today. We’ll see how I feel tomorrow. And do you like how I haven’t blogged in 2 weeks and then I do 3 in less than 24 hours. Sweet action!
I always love getting to do a wedding that’s a little different for me, and May and Bee’s was like that. The wedding focused so much on bringing the 2 families together. It was a really neat dynamic. May was a stunning bride and was all smiles. The wedding was held at the Tulsa Country Club, the day was coordinated flawlessly by Erica and Greg from Infinity Music did a great job with the music. 
She first wore a tradtional Hmong (May, please correct me if I’m wrong about that) dress to greet her guests before the wedding. 
She first wore a tradtional Hmong (May, please correct me if I’m wrong about that) dress to greet her guests before the wedding. 
umm… did someone say yummy?
Since it was the dead of summer, May and Bee opted for an indoor ceremony. May looked lovely in the soft light of the window. 
I just like this series. I love it when these moments just happen.
As a custom, there were a lot of toasts made. There were lots of tears and giggles. The entire reception was emceed and spoken in their language. So I don’t know what May was saying here, but I’m sure it was a great toast.
And the result from April’s modeling experience. 
This is the cherry on top for Tulsa Country Club being a great venue. Check out the view!
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