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Nathan & Elizabeth Gallegos Wedding 4.08.17


I met Liz and Nathan a few months ago with their family at Starbucks! They were so nice and I got to hear their story of how they met (in college). They were so sweet! I just knew I wanted to work with them and the feeling seemed mutual as they asked me at the end to book with me! :) Their wedding day came and I entered a gorgeous reception area. Detail upon detail and I was so excited to start their day. Liz was a natural at her bridal session at the Abilene Country Club (See last week's session on the blog with her gorgeous bridals!!), so I knew their wedding day would be fun. I had a blast at their wedding, which was at the Willow Creek Chapel and Events. Nathan was all eyes for Liz so their portrait time was so awesome! Take a peek at all the details, group shots, gorgeous bridesmaids and bride, and the fun groomsmen pics below. Thank you two for trusting me with your day! Congrats again, Mr. and Mrs Gallegos! :-) 





















































































































































































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  1. JWestApril 13, 2017 at 8:51 AM

    Jennifer, You did such a fantastic job on these pics! We can't thank you enough. We LOVE LOVE LOVE them!
    Janet

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    1. Jennifer PittsApril 17, 2017 at 9:34 PM

      Thank you, Janet! I had a wonderful time with wonderful people! Thank you for allowing me the privilege to serve you on your daughter's big day! :-)

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