i’m changing things up a little bit this week as monday marked an important milestone in both my life & my relationship with my husband: our one year wedding anniversary.  

the most common thing you’ll hear from any bride is just how quickly the wedding day will fly by.  you spend months & months planning & preparing for every second of the big day & once it finally arrives it’s like you blink & it’s gone. 

however, when i think back on our wedding day & where we were in our lives exactly one year ago, i can’t help but also think of how much has happened in the time since. 

this whole year has flown by: it’s been a crazy year, for chris & me both.  in one year’s time, we both hopped on to new career opportunities that relocated us from our home in milwaukee to minneapolis.  we packed all of our belongings & moved to a new apartment in a new city.  we’ve explored the restaurants here & have made new friends.  we’ve traveled across the u.s. from minneapolis, to washington dc, to seattle, to hawaii.  chris began an mba program.  i’ve started this blog.  & we have even more exciting news to share soon about where what year #2 has in store for us.  

yes, a busy year it has been indeed, but in the best way possible.  

so, about a month back i finally took the time to sit down & organize all of our beautiful wedding photos (courtesy of our dear friend & super talented photographer ren of studio 29) into a wedding album.  psa: if you want a chic wedding album that is modern & affordable, look no further than artifact uprising.  i’m seriously obsessed.

the celebration of this milestone, as well as repeatedly paging through our wedding album, has got me in a super reflective headspace, so don’t mind me. 

for now i’m happy to be stuck in milwaukee wedding dreams…

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it’s been so fun sharing our wedding story with you all!  if you’d like to read more about our wedding day, check out the 2 other posts in this series: 

seven ways we threw tradition out the window to do our wedding our way

no longer newlyweds: the five best things we learned in our first year of marriage