so...i think it's safe to say that being pregnant isn't like...super duper fun at a wedding.
you can't dance hard.
you can't drink hard.
and you get full super fast resulting in far fewer trips to the dessert table than what one might prefer.
(don't get me wrong...i was able to get quite a few down, but not as many i would have liked.)
regardless, put a gal in some fresh air, sans turtle and you've got yourself a recipe for relaxation.
but let me back up.
our little getaway started in denver where we met up with some of my farmer's very best college buddies...and let me say, what a wonderful group of guys. pretty nerdy, but wonderful nonetheless. and by nerdy, i mean they were all part of the nerdy fraternity in college. literally. but it paid off! now they are engineers, lawyers, president of a company, pharmaceutical/medical sales (that one doesn't sound nerdy, but he's nerdy)...and a farmer (but he was an engineer).
see? total nerds.
so we started in denver at a rockies game - they won.
the next day we made our way a few hours south (i think) towards a little town called divide, co. but before we got there, during one of my 20 bathroom stops we stopped at a little tourist attraction called garden of the gods. if we had explored more, there were some pretty fantastic hikes, but i just needed the bathroom.
we checked into our little vrbo find and it was so lovely! the very best part is all you had to do was walk through a few gates and across a pasture of llamas to get to the wedding site where all the festivities were going down, like a little campfire and s'mores. yes please.
the next day was even more chill than the previous. we took full advantage of being turtle-free and headed a few miles into a larger town for delicious starbucks and doughnuts. i also snagged myself a cute mug as a little memento. i love starbucks mugs. they are giant.
after getting sufficiently hopped up on caffeine and sugar we went for a walk/jog, took no pictures, my farmer ditched me in the woods...and then it was time to get ready for the wedding. (seriously...apparently my walk/jog wasn't sufficient enough of a pace for the groom and my farmer. i was totally abandoned on the trail. harsh.)
but then, it was wedding time. we made our way through the gates, llamas, and pasture...drinks in hand.
the wedding was stunning (after a five minute downpour).
the bride and groom are absolutely fantastically, wonderful, top-notch people. we couldn't have been more thrilled to celebrate with them.
the wedding details were perfectly mountain-inspired, DIY.
did i mention the food and desserts were delicious?
oh...and my farmer missed our gal so much he coerced four little girls into dancing with him. i would have been jealous, but i was too full.
on our last day we said our goodbyes and headed back to the airport. i'd like to say we never wanted our vay-cay to end, but that would be such a lie. we missed our turtle so so so much. it was absolute heaven to get her back in my arms.
regardless, it's strongly recommended that you steal your man away for getaways like this. i know these things...i'm a doctor. (i'm not a doctor.)
changing gears.
i wanted to remind everyone that our glorious oh hey, friday! linkup is TOMORROW! so get your posts ready!
you can't dance hard.
you can't drink hard.
and you get full super fast resulting in far fewer trips to the dessert table than what one might prefer.
(don't get me wrong...i was able to get quite a few down, but not as many i would have liked.)
regardless, put a gal in some fresh air, sans turtle and you've got yourself a recipe for relaxation.
but let me back up.
our little getaway started in denver where we met up with some of my farmer's very best college buddies...and let me say, what a wonderful group of guys. pretty nerdy, but wonderful nonetheless. and by nerdy, i mean they were all part of the nerdy fraternity in college. literally. but it paid off! now they are engineers, lawyers, president of a company, pharmaceutical/medical sales (that one doesn't sound nerdy, but he's nerdy)...and a farmer (but he was an engineer).
see? total nerds.
so we started in denver at a rockies game - they won.
the next day we made our way a few hours south (i think) towards a little town called divide, co. but before we got there, during one of my 20 bathroom stops we stopped at a little tourist attraction called garden of the gods. if we had explored more, there were some pretty fantastic hikes, but i just needed the bathroom.
we checked into our little vrbo find and it was so lovely! the very best part is all you had to do was walk through a few gates and across a pasture of llamas to get to the wedding site where all the festivities were going down, like a little campfire and s'mores. yes please.
the next day was even more chill than the previous. we took full advantage of being turtle-free and headed a few miles into a larger town for delicious starbucks and doughnuts. i also snagged myself a cute mug as a little memento. i love starbucks mugs. they are giant.
after getting sufficiently hopped up on caffeine and sugar we went for a walk/jog, took no pictures, my farmer ditched me in the woods...and then it was time to get ready for the wedding. (seriously...apparently my walk/jog wasn't sufficient enough of a pace for the groom and my farmer. i was totally abandoned on the trail. harsh.)
but then, it was wedding time. we made our way through the gates, llamas, and pasture...drinks in hand.
the wedding was stunning (after a five minute downpour).
the bride and groom are absolutely fantastically, wonderful, top-notch people. we couldn't have been more thrilled to celebrate with them.
the wedding details were perfectly mountain-inspired, DIY.
did i mention the food and desserts were delicious?
on our last day we said our goodbyes and headed back to the airport. i'd like to say we never wanted our vay-cay to end, but that would be such a lie. we missed our turtle so so so much. it was absolute heaven to get her back in my arms.
regardless, it's strongly recommended that you steal your man away for getaways like this. i know these things...i'm a doctor. (i'm not a doctor.)
changing gears.
i wanted to remind everyone that our glorious oh hey, friday! linkup is TOMORROW! so get your posts ready!
1 | write up a little post about five things. anythings. five dreams. five things that happened this past week. five goals. five of your favorite recipes...literally anything you want.
2 | head back over to my oh hey, friday! post and submit your link. and...
3 | don't forget to link back to our blogs and/or add the oh hey, friday! button (found just below) by copying the HTML into the HTML section of your post so that others can link up as well! that's it. see you tomorrow!
That wedding location looks amazing! The beauty of nature was better than any decor! Love the simplicity! And I second your professional, medical opinion. Those trips are a MUST!!
ReplyDeleteOh man those nerds sure did turn out cute! Plus a dancing with little girls pic? Forget about it. Glad you had such a good time!
ReplyDeleteThat wedding looks like it was so much fun! Getting married in the mountains would be beautiful. Also, everyone needs child free trips sometimes... also, husband and child free trips can also be great too lol.
ReplyDeleteAhh, so glad I found your blog a few weeks ago! I just love it & yall! :) Love the mason jars that they had!! SO cute!
ReplyDeleteThose mountains in the background are to die for! What a gorgeous place for a wedding.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad y'all had such a great little get away. From the looks of it, y'all had TONS of fun!
The wedding looks so beautiful, but yes, it isn't so much fun when you are pregnant. I went to a wedding when I was pregnant and we weren't telling anyone yet. So I had to deal with the "why aren't you drinking/dancing" and I was soooo sick so I didn't eat much either and the smell of the food made me sick. haha! good times!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful wedding! I love your outfit!
ReplyDeleteI love your wedding outfit! Perfect for that location!
ReplyDeleteYou are way too cute!!
ReplyDeleteGood gravy you are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a fun time!!! You are adorable :)
ReplyDeleteSo jealous of your fun weekend getaway!! You and farmer looked fabulous!! I can't wait to see what your new little one looks like because of that :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats Joey and Maria. I can actually attest to the fact that the food at San Diego Wedding venues was delicious because, unlike other hosts who I hear never get to eat a bite, there was a staff member by my side every so often kindly reminding me to eat! We received the best possible service here.
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