Now that Megan and James' wedding has came and went, it's time for you to oooh-and-aaaah over how beautiful of a bride Megan was.

We had an incredible time with Megan and her tagalongs (her aunt and her mother-in-law) shooting her bridals. The images we're showing today were all shot on film, which was so much fun. Megan, you are beautiful!

Megan gave a framed copy of this portrait to her father as a gift. How special!

Fuji 400H on Contax 645 with Zeiss Planar 80mm f2 lens, developed and scanned by Richards Photo Lab

For the next few weeks, we'll be featuring some floral inspiration and trends that we've noticed over the past weddings that we have photographed.

We're starting off with purple. Some of our prettiest bouquets from last year were the purple ones!

Featured bouquets (left to right) by The Blooming Gallery (Houston), Doug Smolik (Wharton), and Last Petal (Austin).

Once again, I hang my head in shame as another iPhone game has consumed our time. Subway Surfers is old news for us. We have now been sucked into Hay Day.

This game is free and it's your token farming game. I want to preface all of this by saying that I get really irritated by people sending me game requests on Facebook.... like irate. So, I don't have any of these games connected to Facebook... thank goodness.

That being said... if I WAS connected to Facebook, I would have more diamonds. And you need diamonds to buy stuff. But that's another story. :)

Here's the first screen I see... it takes too long to load, by the way. Thank you, slow country internet.

Here's my 'farm.' I named my farm "Boss of Neumayr Ranches" for reasons that will be clear by the title of the next farm below.

I'm at Level 28 and it's taken me like 3 weeks to get here. I used to have Farmtown or Farmville (I don't remember which one) on Facebook a long time ago, and this game is better for me because you can leave it for days or weeks at a time and nothing 'goes bad.' It just stays there until you come back.

Here's Luke's farm, which he named "Neumayr Ranches." Now you get why I named my farm what I did. :)

He's only at Level 26. Lame-o. He says it is because I play it more often than him. I think it's because I'm highly skilled.

Do you play HayDay? If you do, comment with your GameCenter name so we can add you :)