In my experience with Melissa and Aaron, they are both quiet people. As far as I can tell, they are not the couple to have a flash mob proposal videoed and shared on YouTube for the entire world to see. Loud public displays of their love just don’t seem to be their style, but if you all could see the look in Melissa’s eyes and how Aaron’s tired (I’m done with pictures) smile would glow when the two of them looked at each other all day, you would know why such a display is unnecessary for these two. This is why the Sepia chapel was such a perfect venue for Melissa and Aaron’s wedding. On the outside it is very unassuming with its red brick walls and modestly tall steeple. The inside, while a bit of a blank canvas, has a grandeur fitting for this particular wedding. Melissa and Aaron were able to make this space their own with their décor, their laced sign-in book, baskets of flowers lining the main aisle, and center pieces of flowers and lanterns. It was the personal touch, the extra thought that went into every detail that made this wedding special and unique to this beautiful couple. Congratulations Melissa and Aaron. We wish you a long and happy life together.