Wedding chapels are hope in physical form

Wedding chapels took center stage in my mind starting at about the age of six. I knew I wanted a white wedding, I knew I wanted to see those wedding chapels in the distance and know I was going to be married that day. As I grew, my daydreams about wedding chapels continued, and I became more and more enchanted with the idea of chapels. I loved to stop in front of chapels and watch the new couples emerge, happy, smiling, and in a cascade of rice.

Those chapels continued to be a part of my life. One day, I had the chance to be in the chapels myself, to live out my dream of seeing the chapels in the distance and know I would be married by the end of that day. I would have my white wedding in the wedding chapels, I would be the happy, smiling bride running out of the chapels in a shower of rice or bubbles.

But the chapels became an even bigger part of my life. Now I no longer just stop by them and watch the happy couples, I’m at the chapels capturing those couples for posterity. Those chapels inspired me to become a wedding photographer, and now every day is my personal little girl day dream with the chapels taking center stage.