Mr. & Mrs. Justin
A picture-perfect day for a beautiful winter wedding as Mr. & Mrs. Justin celebrated their vows at the magnificent The Basilica of St. Mary – Antiochian Orthodox Church in Livonia, Michigan on December 29, 2024. The love and dedication between this incredible couple was evident in every glance, but what made the day truly unforgettable was the shining presence of their beloved Golden Retriever, Lucy!
The decision to include Lucy throughout the wedding day was a beautiful testament to the strong bond this family shares. Our job was to ensure Lucy was a stress-free participant, allowing Mr. & Mrs. Justin to focus completely on their vows and compassion for each other.
Lucy began this very special day decked out in her own adorable silk pajamas, showering her mom with puppy kisses, and ensuring the mood was relaxed and joyful. These intimate moments—Lucy resting patiently and lending her quiet, loving presence—were the perfect, calm start to a magnificent winter wedding day.
Lucy was ready for her close-up, sporting a stunning flower collar that complemented the winter elegance of the day. We had the pleasure of escorting Lucy to all the scenic photo locations, making sure she was comfortable, happy, and camera-ready for every shot. The photos capture the beautiful, pure joy of the couple interacting with their dog—truly some of the most heartwarming moments we’ve ever witnessed!
The true test came during the ceremony inside the Basilica. We were so proud of Lucy! She walked down the aisle, delivering a heartwarming moment for everyone watching.
After her duties were complete, we safely returned Lucy home, where she could relax and dream about her parents' happy return. You can just tell how much Lucy loves her mom & dad, she adores them with all her heart. She is such a sweet, gentle girl!
Congratulations again to Mr. & Mrs. Justin. It was a beautiful winter wedding celebrating a beautiful love—including the one shared with their devoted Golden Retriever. Thank you for letting us help make your day a perfect "tail"!
