Middle School Sweethearts Marry in a Modern Iron Manor Wedding

Madison and Justin used the most elegant of elements combined to create a truly exquisite affair at The Milestone Iron Manor | Montgomery celebrating their long-time love finally turning to marriage! The two first met in their 6th grade English class and before they knew it, they were middle school, high school, and college sweethearts. After they both graduated from Tarleton State University and started working at new jobs, they decided it was finally time. Seeing signage around their reception reading “It was always you,” hits a little different knowing that it was really true for Madison and Justin! Creative Westy Pecky Photography captured every detail in this stately yet feminine celebration with its pairing of black, pink, and metallics in one dreamy color palette. Ivory and blush florals from Monica’s Brides & Touch of Glitz Flowers were blooming around every corner and white rose petals were scattered down each side of the aisle for a classic, romantic touch. Madison walked down the aisle in a beautiful ballgown paired with dazzling diamond and Kendra Scott accessories (watch their wedding highlight below to see Justin’s precious reaction) and the two finally said “I do!” Tasteful modern touches filled their reception with style like their adorable personalized neon sign, crystal, and greenery everywhere you looked! Throughout the magical evening, their lively group could hardly stay away from the dance floor and so many fun memories were made – all captured by Reverent Wedding Films for Madison and Justin to relive again and again! Read on for a note from the bride about one of her favorite wedding day memories that played out at The Milestone Iron Manor | Montgomery and what made it so special. Cheers to Mr. and Mrs. Waltmon!

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From the bride: “My favorite memory was the reception. Watching all of our friends and family come together to dance and celebrate Justin and I’s marriage was better than anything we could have asked for.”