Part 2 of this beautiful wedding is an extended post with lots of photos from the reception to detailed shots of what they created, portraits and their reception. Hope you enjoy.

Guest waiting for the beautiful brides to come out. The haystacks were such a nice element to the boot scootin' wedding.

Stacee was walked down the aisle by her brother.

I asked Dana what she was most excited about, she said "Seeing Stacee dressed up and in her dress." Obviously Stacee did not disappoint. Love this look of surprise and love Dana had when she saw her.

Dana's grandma is 90 and she's so adorable. I even caught her dancing later in the evening.

Next, we stole the brides away to do some portraits while the guests mingled.

When I asked what their ideal day was, they said: "On beach day with "Pablo" (Stacee truck) set up for a picnic in the back. After the picnic we watch the sun go down."

We then drove them back to the reception.

Taking the brides back to the reception.

This DIY wedding could not have been made possible with the love and care of their family and friends along with:

Venue: Lawley Ranch

Photography: Lanny Nguyen Photography

Stacee and Dana met each other years ago in Long Beach at a party, and it was the classic girl meets girl. Dana was hosting a BBQ and when their eyes met, the chemistry was instant. This chemistry has led them to a loving and supportive relationship over the years and on October 25th, in front of their closest family and friends, they celebrated their union at Lawley Ranch in Woodland, Ca.

I loved the little details from the wedding. The whole vision of the wedding was DIY with these brides planning and executing everything in a long distance relationship! You can really see how all the love and care being put into this from their friends and family and the decorations were so sweet and perfect for a boot-scooting ranch wedding!

I was so lucky to have been able to be part of their special day and it was so much photographing them. The day started with heavy rains with the weather channel predicting a break by 3, which was when the wedding festivities were going to start. By 1, the rains let up and it allowed for blue skies and beautiful clouds. The rain never came back for the rest of the day and we were all able to celebrate.

The brides managed to avoid each other all day and never saw one another despite having to set up for the wedding. These brides were very hands-on with preparations!

Before the ceremony, they requested that they be able to pray together, so we brought them out to stand back to back and although the urge to peek was very strong, they resisted it and waited until the ceremony to be surprised.

Here’s the first part of the wedding photos which feature them getting ready. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed capturing these. Enjoy.