Andy & Sharon are Engaged!

Andy and Sharon are a couple that I fell in love with instantly. I can still remember meeting with them on a cool day in Panera, and one thing clicked between us after another. On the surface, Sharon and her family are from the same area as my husband. We can both discuss Ootsburgers, hard rolls, and frying out without confused looks on our faces (Even though I still don't get how hardrolls are round like burgers but you use them for your brats...anyhoo I digress!). Andy and I grew up just shy of 10 miles from each other, and low and behold I worked with his sister at one of my summer jobs during college. Under the surface, we share the same faith. I am always thrilled for my couples during this time of their lives, and to walk with them side by side during the wedding day documenting it all. But to see Andy and Sharon honoring God in their relationship in so many ways, it is just beyond awesome, it is BE-awesome. Their relationship is beautiful on so many levels, it made me tear up a few times just editing their engagement photos!

Most of all, I remember leaving our first meeting just marveling at the way God brings us all together, and that we are really more connected than we can imagine. I am so glad he brought me into the lives of Andy and Sharon, and I can not wait for their wedding in January!

Andy and Sharon met at UW where they were both Evans Scholars, a scholarship they earned by caddying when they were younger. So Bishops Bay Golf Course seemed like the perfect location! Here are a few of my favorites from the shoot!

Friends and family, to be notified when the rest of the images go online, sign the guest book.

My husband Brian came along with me to second shoot and grabbed this shot - love it!

Don't these two have awesome eye colors?!

Brian's view:

A little fun shot! Andy discloses that he was not being a good caddy here... so no judging his skillz : )

Good grab by Brian... this one would be a cool canvas!

My angle

Bri's angle

The goal of this jump was to say "fountain!" in jump form - I think they mastered this well!

Thanks guys for a great evening, we had a ton of fun zipping around in golf carts!