_Jordan with his groomsmen and ushers in their candy-striped warm-up pants. Photo by Hudson Photography
BY JULIE GRAY AND CARMEN SIERING
Whether the proposal was a complete surprise or expected, as soon as the decision was made, the planning began on the four weddings featured in our 10th Annual Wedding Guide. The couples made sure their weddings reflected who they are and what they value.
Aubrey Wathen and Jordan Hulls’ traditional ceremony was followed by a reception appropriately held in Indiana University’s Henke Hall of Champions. For Megan Tippmann and Ryan Kemp, it was most important that their friends and family have a relaxed, wonderful time. Alexis Fuson and Stefan Coonan live in Chicago, but the IU alums went all-out Hoosier for their big day. Michal Adut and DeJohn Rose had a beautiful, traditional Jewish wedding held in an unorthodox setting of special significance, making the day even more special.
And while each wedding and reception was as unique as the couple who planned it, you can be inspired by their examples to plan a wedding that reflects who you are and, in doing so, makes your own special day unforgettable.
