My parents (Andrea) live in Florida and we have traveled a ton throughout the state. Being Disney fanatics keeps us visiting several times a year as well! This was our first time exploring the town Jupiter for Rachel and Patrick’s wedding. We arrived a few days early for their engagement session and Rachel’s twin sister’s family session. (We actually photographed their wedding few years ago!) So we had a few days to really explore. We checked out the Jupiter Hills Club for the wedding of course. Then we spent Friday watching the boats go by the bay from our hotel and ate dinner at The Woods.

It just so happened to be Master’s week so Joe was on cloud 9. Sitting in Tiger Woods’ restaurant, while he made a back nine charge on Saturday at Augusta, was something we will both never forget. Golf fan or not, it was an electric atmosphere that was one of the coolest sporting experiences we have witnessed.

The next morning we headed to Rachel’s hotel where she was getting ready. We stopped to grab some photos of the Jupiter Hills Lighthouse that was on Rachel and Patrick’s day of events paper. (Be sure to check out their map drawing for their out-of-town guests below!) So we had to stop! When we arrived at the hotel all the ladies were buzzing around and getting ready for the day. Rachel was all smiles and full of laughter, seemingly stress free and ready for her wedding day! We watched as her hair and makeup artist put their last touches of lip gloss and hair spray on. The girls toasted to her and Patrick then we headed off to the Jupiter Hills Club.

The club was draped in a variety of white flowers that covered the tables and hung throughout the halls. Rachel and Patrick soon had their first look which seems to always helps calm any last nerves that the bride and groom usually have.

After the lovely ceremony at St. Christopher’s in Jupiter, we all went back to the club to take in the most colorful sunset you could imagine and dance the night away. Their night was made perfect when a family friend closed down the dance floor with Country Roads, by John Denver.

Cheers!