Evyn Bybee
- Jan 3
- 2 min read

Matthew and Caitlin

Caitlin was one of those brides that made our lives so much easier during the planning process and day-off. She thought of every detail and answered every question before we could even ask the questions!

We think their day turned out perfectly! Enjoy the stunning photo from DaretoAim Photography.

We love how their photos beautifully tell the story of their wedding day.

The Farmhouse provides a beautiful space for everyone to get ready. Caitlin had a fabulous group of ladies surrounding her.

All of the ladies lined up to be a part of this very sweet first look with the father of the bride.

Sarah with Dare to Aim did such a beautiful job capturing all of the small details.

The guys had a blast getting ready and preparing for the party to come.

We love how the ceremony and reception spaces turned out. We worked with Lindsay (Delicate Designs by Lindsay) to create the table designs.

The bride and several friends and family members created one of the most epic dessert table I've seen in a long time! There were 4 different kinds of cheesecakes!

Icing on the Cake provided the bride's cake and the groom's cheesecake.

The ceremony had more than one person in tears. We love a good groom reaction!

They're married!!

We kicked off the reception with the bride and groom's first dance as husband and wife, the father/daughter dance, and the mother/son dance. Matthew and Caitlin opted for a private dinner together before their entrance so all of their guests had been served dinner before their grand entrance.

There was sweet welcome and blessing from the father of the bride.

Then it was time to cut the cake.

The dance floor opened with a bang! The live band, Texas Unlimited Band, was absolutely fantastic!

While everyone danced off their cake and cheesecake, the new couple snuck off for some sunset photos.

Once the sun fully set, the bride changed into her reception dress, the foam glow sticks and light up cowboy hats came out, and party truly started!

The entirety of the wedding party ended up behind the mic at one point or another. The groomsmen were a crowd favorite!

Matthew and Caitlin enjoyed a private last dance, the traditional initial branding on the wall, and a sparkler exit out to their fabulous get away car.