The 14th Day of November, 2020 | St. Bernard Catholic Church | Rockport, IN
“It has always been you.”
-Keith
If you’re anything like us, eighth grade was full of awkward, pre-teen moments:
(Jenna) funky eye shadow, sequence purses, gauchos, etc. (Bryson) chili bowl haircut, baggie jeans, becoming a champ at the Tony Hawk skateboard video game, etc.. However, Keith + Chandra’s beginning to forever all started in the eighth grade hallway.
There aren’t too many couples out there that can say they met their middle school sweetheart and began a close to 10 year foundation of establishing a relationship that would turn into a marriage. After spending about 5 minutes with these lovelies, it was so apparent that they work as a team and complete each other in the most perfect way possible. As the saying goes, “There is no I in the word, TEAM.” Marriage requires teamwork, a side by side display of husbands and wives tackling every life obstacle as a united front for the sake of the betterment of their lifetime covenant.
Team Miller was officially established on November 14th, 2020, and it was absolutely extravagant with the most beautiful, fall-inspired aesthetic. A close to ten year relationship led to the moment of the words being proclaimed, “I now pronounce you husband and wife!” Celebration of Keith + Chandra defined every moment of their wedding day, and we could not be more thrilled to have had the opportunity to capture it all through film + photo! Cheers to Team Miller!
“You’re my person and always will be.”
-Chandra
• WEDDING VENDORS •
Photographer: Rose + Oak Studios
Videographer: Rose + Oak Studios
Wedding Coordinator: Kim Nowak
Ceremony Venue: St. Bernard Catholic Church
Reception Venue: Spencer County Youth and Community Center
Bridal Gown: House of White
Hairdresser: Kisiah Brown & Briley Wingerter
Makeup: Rachel Farmer, Hannah Farmer, and Sara Johnson
DJ: Sonus DJ
Caterer: Family Friend
Florist: Lauer’s Floral & Gift Shop
Sweet Treats: Bauerhouse (wedding cake). Heidi Greulich (cupcakes). Diana Jones (pies).
