A Bright Rustic Wedding at Jack London State Park in Glen Allen, California

Heather Rosenlund (27 and a teacher) and Doug Tyler (28 and a video editor) met while working together at a store. While the two started out as co-workers, their relationship blossomed into something more over the years as they got to know each other, friendship and laughter turning into a proposal and an intimate wedding with their closest family and friends at their sides. "We’ve experienced and grown through many monumental life changes early adulthood brings together - career changes, college graduation, moving in together, and so on," says Heather. "It wasn’t much of a surprise after seven years together that we got engaged, especially as many of our friends called us the ‘old married couple’ already." Doug proposed during a weekend getaway to Point Reyes. "We were walking on the beach after having a picnic lunch and the next thing I knew he was on one knee asking me to marry him! As I knocked him over with my enthusiastic yes, a wave crashed in. It was perfectly simple and romantic," says Heather. The couple planned an intimate, rustic affair set against the striking natural landscape of Jack London State Park. "Our vision for the wedding was for it to be as simple and uncomplicated as possible," says Heather. "We wanted the day to be about us and our commitment to each other and to reflect the life we live." They brought together 60 of their closest family and friends for an intimate celebration filled with bright colors and lots of natural touches that highlighted the locale.