Melanie and Jordan recently tied the knot at the Baughman Center on a chilly Saturday morning.  Though the day started out with rain, which would send most brides for a tailspin, Melanie in Jordan were very calm about the weather.  Despite starting off the day with rain, by the time we got to the Baughman Center the rain had stopped and blue skies were all you could see.  After a short & sweet ceremony performed by Chad Reed, the happy couple was immediately on their way to Touchdown Terrace for an amazing party, also known as the reception.

Jordan’s entire family including grandparents are all University of Florida graduates.  The stadium was the perfect place to celebrate the union of these two physical education teachers.

What a fun party!  Let’s see, Melanie’s dad, Doug, made all of the ex-boyfriends give Jordan back their house keys.  Little did Jordan know, that was every man in the room, including the DJ. The happy couple decided to share the cake cutting with the maid of honor and best man, who were surprised to get cake in their face.  One of the bridesmaids did the worm.  There were some amazing moments – all captured by us!  So if you don’t remember what you did that night, be nice to Melanie and Jordan, they have the evidence.

Celebrations Catering did a fabulous job turning a very large room that seats a few hundred people into an intimate space for 65.  And they were great about making sure the bride and groom were very well taken care of.  The bartender went as far as to know how much wine the bride had in her glass, every time it got low – he was there filling it!  What service.

Congratulations!  The rest of the pictures will be ready for everyone to see in a few weeks.

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