From Emma Christine Photography:

This is the farm that Cole’s grandfather owns. He now farms on this land with his father and grandfather. He also proposed to Justine at his grandfather’s farm. They decided it would be the perfect venue for their engagement session in rural South Dakota! They chose to take some pictures by his historic red barn which is over 100 years old, and with an old blue pickup that he and his grandpa fixed up together.  They also used a quilt that Justine’s grandmother made her as a prop.  

From the bride:

1) How we met

“We met in the spring of 2016 through a mutual friend (and coworker). She had mentioned me to Cole’s Mom, and Cole added me on Facebook a few days later. After he “liked” my updated profile picture, I got the courage to say hello and the rest is history. Within a few weeks, we were dating. I think we both realized we had met our match very early on. Cole took me on horseback rides on their farm and I often rode with Cole in the tractor to feed cattle.”

2) How he asked

“It was my birthday (Aug. 21st, 2017, Solar Eclipse Day). My boss decided to take the day off to see this rare occasion and I was completely okay with it being it was my birthday. I spent the whole day with Cole. We spent the morning at Cole’s Grandpa’s Farm, working on Old Orange (Cole’s latest restoration pickup), playing with kittens in the barn, and picking pears from the pear tree in the backyard. After we had dinner with Cole’s family, Cole surprised me with a large box wrapped in duct tape (he ran out of wrapping paper!).

Cole sat down right next to me as I unwrapped the large box. I could hear something small rolling around. After I finished, I pulled out a small jewelry box. I opened the box and there was a ring, completely shocked, I kept asking Cole if he was serious! With tear filled eyes, Cole asked me to marry him and he did eventually get down on one knee. We spent the rest of my birthday, calling my family and friends and visiting his family. It was a wonderful 25th Birthday.”

Justine-Cole Engagement-Private Farm:

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How incredible I feel after winning The Knot Best of Weddings for 2019 👆🏻Thank you to my 2018 #ecpbrides for choosing me to be the one. The one that holds grandma’s hand when she is having trouble walking. The one cracking jokes with your dad. The one to fluff your veil, fix your makeup, or give you a tissue for your happy tears. Because capturing your elegance for years to come, so that one day you can hand your wedding album to your grandchildren and they’ll say, “Wow, Grandma is so beautiful,” that’s what it’s all about.

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