Weddingbee Blog

Well friends, this is it.

Back when I was first accepted as a blogger, I remember thinking what a daunting task it could potentially turn out to be. Creating a wedding that would not only be special to us, but would be special enough to share with you all, too—what was I thinking? I remember worrying about the small things. Would anyone read my posts? Would anyone relate to my words? Would anyone feel inspired by our wedding day? Would anyone want to read about some random Aussie girl putting together a wedding a million miles away?

It was while I was putting together my Wiki page the other day that I flashed back to those early days of planning…and realised how quickly that time went by. I’d always had a grand plan to get busy with the recapping fairly soon after our wedding—not because I wanted to get them out of the way, but because I wanted to share them while the experience was fresh in my mind. Looks like I managed it… phew!

But writing doesn’t mean much unless you’re sharing it with somebody. I have no doubt that if I wasn’t a blogger here at the ‘Bee, I would’ve rambled away some place else—that’s just what I do. Sharing our journey with you guys? It’s been one of the most amazing experiences of my life. It’s made our rained out, slightly chaotic, full of giggles wedding, that little bit more special—because you’ve been there with me the entire time. You’ve laughed with me, you’ve helped me out, you’ve calmed me down and you’ve kept me sane. And, thanks to some little charms on my wedding bouquet, you were right there with me {in spirit} as I walked down that aisle towards my husband.

Mr. Jaguar and I have been playing husband and wife now for four months.

I can honestly say that marrying this man, this wonderful, sweet-spirited man, was one of the best things I’ve ever done. The wedding itself was fabulous; the marriage is going to be all sorts of amazing.

The journey continues, as always. We’re building our dream home, we’re in the midst of an infertility charged TTC-battle to conceive a wee Jaguar, and we’re living life one day at a time. I won’t be leaving the Hive anytime soon {holla to my ‘Babies‘ ladies!} but if you’d like to keep in touch, you can find me blogging at Breathe Gently or rambling away on Twitter.

Here’s to planning your next awfully big adventure, whatever it may be.

Alynda, aka Mrs. Jaguar x