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You know your wedding is off to a good start when your soon-to-be married name has hugs and kisses in it:I loved the subtle color of Caitlin’s Alfred Angelo gown (it’s called “harvest”), but what I loved more was her “something blue”: a blue ribbon from her sister Megan’s wedding, accented with an airplane charm. It was like a tiny little shout-out to the pilot groom, who proposed to Caitlin at 12,000 feet:Another personal touch came in the form of Caitlin’s grandmother’s brooch, which was affixed to her Rosemont Gardens bouquet:But at the end of the day, there’s no more personal touch than a tear. And there were plenty of them.After the ceremony at Eastern Hills Baptist Church, guests headed to cocktail hour at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel, where they caught a glimpse of cakes by Icing Illusions, and more tears by Caitlin’s dad during the toast:Dinner was served in the showstopping ballroom – coordinated to perfection by Invision Events‘ Julie Bunkley (who was the planner for the entire shindig):Caitlin & Bryan: I’m glad you didn’t end up getting on a busted plane. 🙂 Hope Cabo San Lucas was everything you hoped it would be, and I’ll check up on you on Facebook!