Stevie + Patrick

09.04.2021

What do you get when you cross a Chinook Army Pilot and a Radio City Rockette? One of the best wedding weekends ever ;)

Stevie and Patrick chose Stone Hill Barn to commemorate the beginning of their forever with their loved ones surrounding them. With a room full of men in uniform, girls serenading the bride while she preps, and two beautiful families coming together, this wedding was a match made in heaven.

Read along as Stevie shares her love story (because she's WAY better at it than I am!), and see their wedding day timeline unfold.

"Patrick and I met almost seven years ago in New York City. He was a plebe at West Point, and I was finishing up my freshman year as a dance major at Pace University. One weekend, a mutual friend introduced us, and the next day, he asked me on a date! (Those West Point boys move fast:)

We dated all through college, making use of the Metro North train almost every weekend. Throughout that time, we also established a strong Pace/West Point connection that still runs strong to this day.

After college, life got interesting as Patrick started flight school in Alabama, and I began hopping from show to show with my home base in NYC. Yet, we always made it work. That’s the beauty of loving someone who is just as passionate about life as you are. We survived a year in South Korea and planned a wedding throughout a pandemic with many FaceTimes and flights in between. Patrick and I chose to embrace our jobs while also cherishing our time together!"

"Today, Patrick is a Chinook pilot for the United States Army, and I am a Radio City Rockette. We push each other to be the best possible versions of ourselves and continue to love each other from afar. Our wedding was the most special day as we were able to celebrate with our family and friends, including the most epic bridal party (that Pace/West Point connection came in clutch!). Our vendors were absolutely wonderful and created an amazing dream team! We couldn’t have dreamed of a more perfect day and look forward to officially starting our lives together."

(no particular reason for their ceremony to all be in black and white...I just like black and white and think it deserves a little extra love sometimes!)

Here we are again, pinching ourselves! Sometimes I feel like a broken record, but it really is couples like these and weddings like this that remind us just how fortunate we are to do this for a living.

Thanks to the Furlongs, the Macks, and all the other couples and families who trust us to capture their favorite memories that will last a lifetime!

- Lizzy & Tim