It is with much excitement that we are sharing with you another wedding featured on BrideStory. This wedding is not an ordinary wedding  as it is the wedding from our very our, Danielle, our very own Kennedy Blue Marketing Specialist. It was beautiful to see her vision come to life that showcased the couple's style in the most elegant way. Continue reading to, or click here, to see the full feature. 

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"I'm sure everyone says this, but our wedding was absolutely perfect," said Danielle.

Held at the Lowertown Event Center, their limestone walls, exposed wood beam ceilings and the couple's eucalyptus and candle decoration gave this wedding the vibe they had aimed for. "I really wanted the vibe to be romantic, earthy, with an urban-rustic feel," Danielle recalled.

Even the weather gave the couple its blessing. "August in Minnesota is usually like 90 degrees, humid and with lots of thunderstorms, so we really lucked out with a gorgeous, 80-some degree day," she said. Despite the stress of narrowing down the guest list and morning preparations, everything went off without a hitch. "My absolute favorite part from the wedding was the dance floor. Everyone was out there and really letting loose, which made for such a fun ending to an amazing day," she gushed.

Their laid-back wedding seemed to us as the perfect depiction of their personality. "Steve and I both have pretty hectic schedules so we took time every weekend to drive without any specific destination and just talk, catch up on each other's weeks, basically spending time together. We call it our weekly cruise, which usually results in us getting lost, admiring houses and eating McDonald's," said the bride. It was also during one such trips that Steve finally proposed to Danielle.

On 2016 the couple went on a short trip to Duluth. "Honestly, I was a bit suspicious. But on the day of the trip, Steve was so calm and collected that I figured it wasn't happening," Danielle said. They then visited the Enger Tower, where they 'stumbled' upon a blanket covered in rose petals, a bucket with champagne and glasses, and a sign that said, 'Danielle, will you marry me?'. The rest was history. "The funniest thing is that when Steve suggested we go that weekend, proposing wasn't even part of the plan. He didn't decide to do it until the Thursday before and bought the ring that Friday," said Danielle.

She also gives a tip for every brides-to-be to not to sweat the small stuff. "Every wedding is going to have its mishaps, but it's how you handle them that will really make or break you big day."

Add the photos of their wedding to your inspiration board to start planning your own big day!

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