The Conservatory At Waterstone

Wedding Day

Wedding

Reception

Our Wedding

We met on an online dating app. That's how people do it in 2015 right?!?! We both lived in the same neighborhood. Our first date was at Cameli's Pizza in Little 5 Points. Ian tried to be romantic and picked a rooftop with a view of the city. It was surprising really cool and windy that night. We ended up moving our seats in doors. We continued to see each other every day after that. After only a week…we made it official on Memorial Day!

How we met

Ian had wanted us to get professional pictures made for our home together. He told me we were going to have pictures made in Piedmont Park by some friends that are photographers. We went to the park and started taking pictures. The weather was nice and breezy and the park was very active. While standing under a tree, Ian said he had a cramp in his leg but started messing with his pocket. He got down on one knee and asked me to marry him. I said YES! We continued to take pictures. I then realized these were our actual engagement pictures. His picnic basket for a prop was actually packed with champagne and glasses to cheers and celebrate our future.

The Proposal

Our Story

Details

Chad Brown

Chip Girndt

Cassie Draper

Russ Johnson

Riccardo Williams

Kimberly Holland

Brittni Harrison

Wedding Party

Photos

Registry

Q + A

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Travel

Take an intimate look into 2 of Atlanta's biggest companies on this combo tour of the CNN Center and the World of Coca-Cola. Uncover the beginnings and developments of these industry giants on your tour, exploring how they evolved into the global leaders that they are today.
Get picked up from your hotel and set off for the CNN Center, the world headquarters of the news network. When you arrive, chat about CNN's pioneering days, as the first network to launch 24-hour news coverage, and its path to being broadcast in over 100 million US households. Peek into the action-packed world of news broadcasting as you watch the main CNN newsroom from a glass-walled observation tower. You may even glimpse a familiar face as you look into studios, the control room, and learn how each news segment works.
After an insightful glance into the news world, enter the bubbly domain of beverages on your tour of the World of Coca-Cola. The museum, which opened in 1990, showcases the history of The Coca-Cola Company and is host to a number of entertaining attractions. In the Taste It! exhibit, you can sample over 100 beverages from around the world, including drinks that are only available for a limited time, as a sweet finish to your day.

CNN Center & World of Coca-Cola Tour

Delve into the fascinating undersea world of the Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in North America with over 100,000 animals in 10 million gallons (37,854 cbm) of water. Encounter whale sharks, dolphins, and beluga whales as you tour the 6 themed aquatic galleries.
In the River Scout gallery, check out voracious piranha, Asian small-clawed otters, and even albino alligators. At the Ocean Voyager exhibit, admire magnificent and gentle whale sharks—the only 4 in North America. From the 100-foot (30-m) underwater tunnel, gaze up at elegant and rare manta rays among the 50 other fish species in the waters above you.
Make your way to Cold Water Quest for an up-close look at the aquarium's 4 beluga whales. These amazing mammals have the ability to swim backward to maneuver through Arctic ice. Sharing these chilly depths are endangered African penguins and sprawling Japanese spider crabs.
Head to warmer waters at the Tropical Diver gallery, where you can see jellyfish, eels, and a spectacularly colorful living reef display teeming with tropical sea life. In the Georgia Explorer gallery, get a hands-on experience by leaning over tide pools filled with horseshoe crabs and sea stars. Don't miss the 4-D theater, where you can take an animated undersea journey with singing sea turtles and friendly sharks.
End your day at the Dolphin Theater for a chance to see these friendly, chattering marine creatures swimming playfully in their tank.

Georgia Aquarium Admission

Over 1,500 animals from around the world are waiting for you at Zoo Atlanta. Home to America's only twin giant pandas and the country's largest collection of gorillas and orangutans, Zoo Atlanta is an exciting animal encounter the whole family can enjoy.
Begin your day in the African Plains. Lions roar, elephants trumpet, and giraffes stride across native vegetation and grasslands alongside a rare and endangered black rhino.
In the Ford African Rain Forest, marvel at the large population of western lowland gorillas—more than 20 call the zoo home—and it has been a leading advocate of gorilla conservation. Make your way to the Asian Forest to see the zoo's most famous residents. Mei Lun and Mei Huan are the only 2 twin giant panda cubs in North America.
Feed the parakeets at Boundless Budgies, and check out carnivores like sun bears and tigers in Trader's Alley, where you can learn about the pressing international issue of the wildlife trade. Observe scaly, creepy, and crawly critters in the World of Reptiles, including a Guatemalan bearded lizard and a king cobra snake.
For smaller members of the family, the Australian petting zoo lets kids have a hands-on experience with Nubian goats and a Kunekune pig. Round out your visit by participating in 1 of the many keeper talks, where zookeepers inform and educate visitors about the animals in their care and the zoo's engagement in international conservation efforts.

Zoo Atlanta Admission

Get in touch with your artistic side on this tour of Atlanta's beloved High Museum, known locally as the High. Take in the permanent exhibits, world-famous works, and inspirational pieces by Southern artists that fill the museum's modern halls as you tour the celebrated institution with an expert guide.
After you're picked up from your hotel, ride to the High Museum, which houses more than 14,000 works of art in its permanent collection. Follow your guide through skylit halls as you admire 19th- and 20th-century American decorative art, as well as significant holdings of European paintings and a growing collection of African American, modern, and contemporary art and photography.
Check out works by Southern artists, and learn a bit about the history of the museum, which was originally founded back in 1905. Spot pieces by Claude Monet, Dorothea Lange, and Camille Pissaro, and hear the tragic story behind Rodin's The Shade as you exit through the gift shop to head back to your hotel.

Kevin & Ian

Kevin & Ian

Registry

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