Happy 6th!

It was our anniversary yesterday, and I thought I'd do a little looking back at our dating and wedding photos and post them for you. I just looked at my friend Sarah's blog who shares our anniversary with her husband Ben. They are our good friends in our old Chicago ward. I'm just a day late posting these.

You can just skim through these:
We met in the same ward and same Family Home Evening group in May 2004. Logan was dating some one at the time, and I had just broken up with someone when he decided to ask me out. But soon after our first date, we were spending all of our time together, and we realized we only wanted to date each other.

We had a picnic up at South Fork Park up Provo Canyon.

Here's a photo from our hike up to Stewart Falls. We went with a group of friends from church, but didn't leave each other's side.

It's a funny picture because it looks like Logan is sticking his stomach out.








Logan's brother Braden moved in with Logan that summer we were dating, and it was fun hanging out together.












I think this was the first time Logan met my mom who came out by herself. She liked him a lot, and we were starting to think about marriage at that point.










Watching a BYU football game with my family. This must have been taken before it started since it looks like hardly any one is there.











On our first date we went bowling as well as on the night Logan proposed to me. We also joined a student bowling league and bowled a lot together. But we don't go very often anymore since our kids have been born.









Dec. 14 when I went to the temple to take out my endowments. I was so excited and so nervous.













Coming out of the Salt Lake Temple after just getting married. It was such an awesome sealing!


















Between the two of us, we had a lot of family and friends there to support us.




















We were in our own little world, and Yes, Logan had braces on when we got married. He had to get them put on after his mission.



















The sun was going down after our ceremony (and getting really cold by then) but we were still out there getting the wedding shots that you always want at the Salt Lake Temple.



















And we even came out outside to take pictures with the Christmas lights. We were freezing but I think it was worth being uncomfortable.


It was such a wonderful day, though exhausting, to be marrying my best friend and the man of my dreams.
We have many great memories since this day, and I can't wait for many more to come. Happy Anniversary, honey!