Mike D

We never saw that venue before.

Yeah, I think the thing with us is the time we got married was like right outside of the pandemic.

Like the first time you could really go out, like right when the vaccine came out and there was kind of that window before that new strand.

So a lot of the things we were doing were...

like contactless.

Like it was still like not doing anything in person.

It was also, we were planning a wedding in Texas while we were in Tennessee.

So it was kind of just like, let's just find stuff that works.

We also weren't, I think I love that time because we were so less focused on all the details.

We just wanted to be able to,

to have fun that it kind of took away all the pressures of like everything being perfect so we were like here's this venue we can get it all right we're good we get people that we know to like help us with stuff and like yeah it's fine yeah i love that and your wife is super chill so i imagine she was just letting it all happen yeah we were just trying to figure it out and like even it being able to happen was like a big thing of like i don't know is it gonna get shut down is everybody gonna get sick what's gonna happen

So I think it would look a lot different if we got married now.

It'd probably feel a lot more pressure like what you're dealing with.

Yeah.

I think I kind of like the fact that like around the time we got married, there was a very low pressure for all the little things.

I mean, yeah, that influenced a lot.

I think that would be my only regret is that I didn't invite a whole lot of my family because there were some people that like I'm not the super closest with.

But like if I got married now, probably would have invited them.

But there was only so many people that we could invite.

Yeah.