I was born in South Korea and grew up there until I was eight years old. Even as a child, I was fascinated with foreigners. It was rare that I saw an American person, but when I did, I thought it was the coolest thing. Through my dad (step-dad who was the only father I ever knew and called, "Dad") who was stationed in South Korea, I got to see so many Americans at the military base.
I’m a bit emotional writing this blog post because this was the last wedding that we shot before our nation got quarantined. I’m still in shock that we are in this state. Just completely and utterly in disbelief… I’m looking at these photos and wondering how was this only a couple of weeks ago? We could all gather so freely!
They say that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder”, and although I agree with that statement, I also believe that “there’s beauty that no one can deny” as well. It doesn’t matter who you were, anyone and everyone who saw Baillie + Harrison on their wedding day couldn’t deny that they were truly beautiful.
If you’ve been following us on Instagram, you have probably recently seen what we were up to in Minneapolis. It was a short trip, but boy did we have fun and meet so many amazing people! We did so much that I felt like I was there for a week! You may be wondering why we even went there!
