On May 21st, 2022, MaKayla and Scott's wedding on their family farm was an absolute blast, infused with lively western-inspired elements that had everyone hootin' and hollerin'! From the moment guests arrived, they were immersed in a world of excitement. The air buzzed with anticipation as laughter echoed from the mechanical bull, daring guests to saddle up and hold on tight. But the real showstopper was the branding unity ceremony, where MaKayla and Scott stamped their love and commitment into eternity, igniting cheers and applause from the crowd. As the night fell, the wedding party perched high on a semi trailer, looking like rock stars as they celebrated alongside MaKayla and Scott. The energy was contagious, and the dance floor became a whirlwind of laughter, twirling skirts, and cowboy boots. It was a wedding that captured the wild spirit and infectious joy of MaKayla and Scott, leaving everyone with unforgettable memories and a longing for more nights like this. Congratulations MaKayla and Scott! Welcome to the Believe Bride Family!

The Proposal! He proposed on Christmas Eve morning and hid the ring at the top of our tree because we didn’t have a topper that year and left a note in my stocking to check out the topper he got for the tree.

The Big Day! All we wanted for our wedding was a good time with our favorite people. It was a western inspired wedding on my husbands family farm which will be passed down to us one day. Our colors were black and tan, we had a mechanical Bull, cornhole, and prickly pear margaritas. It was everything we loved and I wouldn’t change a thing. We had a branding unity ceremony during the wedding and during the dinner reception, the wedding party sat up on our semi trailer, we had 6 bridesmaids and 6 groomsmen with 2 beer boys/flower men.

What was your favorite part of your wedding? My favorite part of the wedding was all the smiles and the happiness that was shared with everyone. I’ll never get tired of hearing the stories from our friends and family about that day.

Special Memories: My sister and my best friend helped me put on my wedding dress and boots. All of us ladies got ready in our camper and it was so much more relaxed and it was nice having that time to ourselves to have fun and hangout before hand.

What advice would you give to future brides? Do whatever you want to do and don’t feel bad if it doesn’t fit someone else’s liking.