Quincy Area Bridal Magazine January 2020 Issue 22 | Page 64

features, and such that fit in our budget. The one we found
was in Arizona, so we flew out there looked at it, then drove
it 1,600 miles home.
17. If you had to pick your marriage theme song, what
would it be?
K: “When I Say I Do” by Matthew West
S: “A Woman Like You” by Lee Brice.
18. If you could take your honeymoon again, where
would you go?
K: Hawaii or Australia!
S: If I were to take a honeymoon again it would be for a
longer time, and to a place that had a legit beach and blue
water like Exuma.
19. What is your funniest or most embarrassing marital
memory?
K: Ryan told me everyone was “going all out” for this fancy
networking event in STL. The theme was “tropic like its
hot” aka tropical attire. So, we show up in some pretty
loud and colorful attire only to find out that “going all out”
meant dressing up in red carpet like fancy attire...not the
game of how many leis can I fit on my body... I turned 50
shades of red as Ryan completely owned his outfit walking
confidently into the banquet hall. Needless to say, we stuck
out like sore thumbs. I’m able to laugh about it now, but it
definitely took me a while!
R: There was a vendor awards night for Perfect Wedding
Guide in STL. We were in the top spots for videography.
The event theme was “Tropic Like It’s Hot”. Since we
had never gone to this event before I asked one of the staff
members over the phone about attire. In his flamboyant
voice he said “Everyone dresses to the theme, we go all
out!” So... Kimber and I get pretty ridiculous in our outfits,
tropical island paradise style. We get there and Jake who I
spoke with is one of the very few who actually dressed up.
Most ladies were in black dresses or very fancy gowns, men
had on slacks and ties. I laughed it off and played along with
the theme, Kimber was super embarrassed and furious at
me for not doing my due diligence in researching proper
outfits. I have never had such a quiet ride home from STL,
and it wasn’t because she was sleeping!
20. In an argument, what brings you back together?
K: A genuine, gentle apology and communication, then
laughter.
R: Having us realize that is doesn’t matter who was right or
who was wrong. It is praying and asking God to give each of
us soft hearts to submit to one another and be humble.
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