A Fruitful Marriage

“We spent a lot of time meticulously planning the ceremony, since we were having a friend perform as the officiant,” Morgan says. Her parents escorted her down the aisle to the song "To Whom It May Concern.” “As soon as Park and I saw each other down the aisle, tears were in both of our eyes since we had been waiting for that moment for so long,” Morgan says. The couple incorporated a tree-planting ritual into their ceremony, where they potted a kumquat tree, and each poured dirt from our childhood backyards into the pot to symbolize the importance of roots, growth and a fruitful marriage.

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