A wedding in October is very popular for most couples looking to get married. As the month swings into it’s final weeks the leaves are changing around every corner. Autumn’s beauty is starting to be in full bloom, shining it’s light on us.
On this Autumn day in the Illinois Valley you could not ask for anything better. Two amazing people Jimmy & Abbey Einhaus shared there vows and joined together in holy matrimony. 
This wedding had so much meaning to me, as I was so fortunate to know Jimmy & Abbey for a long time. I cannot tell you all how much they are so perfect for each other! Jimmy & I had so many great memories growing up together and it was an honor to photograph and spend your big day photographing you two. Knowing everyone in the wedding party felt like a reunion again. All the laughs, tears, and love this past weekend felt so incredible to experience and share with Jimmy & Abbey. All of us want to thank you for being apart of our lives. These two individuals have so much to look forward to as they start a new chapter in their lives.
This wedding was right out of a storybook. Sammy (Jimmy’s & Abbeys son) and Kayla walked down the isle followed by the attendances and Abbey and her father. The ceremony was truly an emotional experience. Songs were played, rings were exchanged and vows were said. When the ceremony ended everyone present knew how just how much family and friends meant to them. Family and friends is something no one should ever let go of. This wedding describes just that.
Now Jimmy and Abbey will celebrate a new chapter in their lives. A new beginning will guide them down the road to a joyful life together. So congratulations Jimmy & Abbey Einhaus!!! I could not be more honored to capture your special day and I will always be in your lives as a great friend!
Always remember “Faith Hope and Love remain, these three; but the greatest of these is love.”
Jimmy & Abbey Einhaus were married on October 15, 2011 at Baker Lake in Peru, IL
All images ©2011 Scott Anderson Photography
All images ©2011 Scott Anderson Photography
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