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Remi's Ridge by Walters Wedding Estates

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Our Wedding

Megan's Version: Before I met Tim, I prayed, "Please God, I know you have a plan for my life but if I could have some input please send me a man who is kind and gentle. A man who is thoughtful and respectful. A man who is full of adventure, who will take me to see the world. Oh and please make sure he's attractive!" A few short months later, I met Tim. I remember the first time I saw Tim at Cover3. I noticed him instantly when he walked in. His hair was short with a small strand draping down across his forehead onto his glasses. He was wearing a black button-up, as we all had to per the dress code, but he had this air about him; a confidence that immediately caught my attention. I ran to my friend Nicole and told her, "The new guy is really cute! He looks like a young Matt Damon." It wasn't long until his charm came out and made him instantly more attractive. Tim and I formed a friendship and it wasn't long until we found ourselves out with our colleagues grabbing beers and playing darts. Eventually, we found ourselves alone at Hoppy Monk. Over the course of a few beers and a few bad dad jokes on my end, Tim shared his story of his Alpine Adventure and what it was like climbing Mount Baker. I couldn't stop asking him questions. I was enthralled. And then he told me about his backpacking experience on the Appalachian Trail. This man has had so much adventure over a few short years and all I've done is graduate college (an amazing feat no doubt) with only student loan debt to show for it. "I've always wanted to try backpacking," I told him. "Then let's do it! Let's go!" It was only about 4 months after this that we began dating. Soon an anniversary came by and within that first year we already had so many adventures. Camping on the beach, an East Coast road trip from Texas to Vermont. staying with his family at The Cabin, my first ever mountain conquered (Mt. St. Helens), and then a year later, through-hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. Then, in the summer of 2023, our lives changed with another adventure. We attempted to climb Mt. Shasta and while we unfortunately did not reach the top, we came home with a promise of a new lifelong adventure - marriage. I like to look back at who we were at the beginning of our relationship. Friends who enjoyed each other's company and a cold glass of beer to now engaged ready to start a life together. I quickly learned that life is not about how crazy the adventure is; it's about who you adventure with.

Our Adventure

Tim's Version: When I first met Megan at Cover 3 we had an almost immediate connection. A glance here, and quick eye contact there, followed by a smile and a blush. I am sure it is a familiar story to many. At the time I don’t think either of us knew that we would end up where we are now – getting married! In the beginning, our relationship quickly progressed. We went on dates, chatted and texted almost continuously – getting to know each other and our different personalities. We connected on our shared values, our similar families and upbringing, our love for beer, and the ideals of adventure. One day we decided to go to Enchanted Rock. We hiked, climbed, explored caves, and finished it all with beers in Fredericksburg. It was there that Megan asked “SOOO, what am I?”. The question took me a bit off guard, “You’re my girlfriend of course!” The answer seemed obvious to me even though we had never officially defined it that way. Megan seemed thrilled at that response. About a year into our, now official, relationship Megan joined me to hike the Pacific Crest Trail. We survived thousands of miles of walking through blazing heat, freezing cold, wild expanses of mountains and lakes, downpour rain, and thunder and snowstorms. It was miserable at times, and stunningly wonderful at others. At the end, I figured if we could survive that together we could survive anything together. I proposed to her on the side of Mount Shasta – and, if I were writing a book, I would say that “the rest is history”. However, our lives are not yet books, and we are only beginning to write our history.&nbsp;

Megan & Timothy

Megan & Timothy

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