Timothy and Shannon

     This sweet couple have their friends to thank for this relationship! Their friends could feel that these two would be a great pair. Timothy and Shannon were a little suspicious at first so decided to just speak on the phone. This blind date of a phone call only lasted one hour and they both said lets meet up! So, they spent the rest of that day enjoying one an others company at the mall, grabbing a bite to eat and even went ice skating! Does this not sound dreamy?!
     After knowing one another for awhile Timothy schemed a plan to ask Shannon to be his wife. He was so nervous and Shannon could not figure out what was wrong with him that day. It was Christmas!!! She later says how sweet it was how nervous he was. Awww :) He eventually got the nerve to pop the question and now here we are...they are now husband and wife.
     These two thrill seekers love taking their rhino to the dessert for a fun date night! Friends are usually invited...it is much more safe to have more people in case something happens (fingers crossed that it does not.) Together they enjoy going to Hobby Lobby for getting the "must have's" for the next craft project, sometimes a trip to Harbor Freight is a must as well and maybe even going to get Sushi...wait...Mexican...before settling on Red Lobster afterwards. If Timothy had it his way every time though...they would be going to a Mexican restaurant, he loves hot sauce, practically drinks it! If Shannon had it her way every time they would be going to get Sushi. Compromise is a beautiful thing and these lovebirds definitely got the hang of it.

     These two had one of the quickest ceremonies I have ever seen! They wanted to get the show on the road haha PARTY!!! For Real. We did all the photos prior to the ceremony so we could get to the reception ASAP. No need to make guests wait around right?!
Seriously though, Timothy and Shannon are two of the sweetest, kind, respectful people I have ever met. Thank You for being so easy and great to work with!

Captured April 10, 2015 at The Shenandoah Mill    www.shenandoahmill.com