8/8 — The Infinity Date
When Elizabeth and Forrest chose August 8 — 8/8 — as their wedding date, they chose with intention. The number 8, when laid on its side, becomes the infinity symbol: a continuous circle with no beginning and no end. It is the perfect emblem for a love that is built to last, for a commitment with no expiration, for a couple who are choosing one another not just for today but for every day that follows.
As Lynn Bodell described it: 8/8 is often associated with infinity — a continuous circle with no beginning and no end. For Elizabeth and Forrest, that symbolism ran through every detail of their wedding day — from the date itself to the way they chose to express their love, each decision made with the same quiet certainty: this is forever.
Love That’s Built to Last
“Love that’s built to last! Checkout out the handmade LEGO bouquet and boutonniere. Such a fun and colorful way to add personality to their wedding. Forrest took the ring exchange to the next level with a wedding ring tattoo ~ love officially made permanent! Elizabeth and Forrest chose 8.8 as their wedding date; often associated with infinity ~ a continuous circle with no beginning and no end. May your marriage be filled with love that grows stronger with every passing year.” — Lynn Bodell
Lynn’s words capture the spirit of the day beautifully. A love built to last — in every sense. Built with personality, with creativity, and with a commitment so certain that one of them put it permanently on his skin. Elizabeth and Forrest did not simply have a wedding. They had a day that was entirely, unmistakably theirs.
The Handmade LEGO Bouquet & Boutonnière — Where Personality Meets Romance
Among the most delightful and talked-about details of Elizabeth and Forrest’s wedding was the bridal bouquet — handmade entirely from LEGO bricks. Colorful, creative, and completely one-of-a-kind, it was the kind of wedding detail that makes everyone who sees it smile. Not just because it is fun — though it absolutely is — but because it speaks volumes about the couple who chose it.
A LEGO bouquet is not an accident. It is a deliberate, joyful statement that says: we know who we are, we celebrate it, and our wedding day is going to reflect it. Elizabeth carried something that was made with care, built to last, and impossible to ignore — much like the love it represented.
The matching LEGO boutonnière on Forrest’s lapel completed the picture. Two pieces of the same set. Two people who fit together perfectly, who share a sense of joy and playfulness, and who bring that energy into everything they do — including the way they walk down the aisle.
The Wedding Ring Tattoo — Love Made Permanent
If the LEGO bouquet said everything about Elizabeth and Forrest’s personality, the wedding ring tattoo said everything about the depth of their commitment. In place of — or perhaps in addition to — a traditional ring, Forrest took the ring exchange to the next level. He made it permanent.
A wedding ring tattoo is one of the most profound statements a person can make at their wedding. It is the decision to carry the symbol of your commitment not on a finger but in your skin — to make the vow not just spoken but inscribed. It cannot be removed at the end of the day. It cannot be lost. It does not need to be put back on every morning. It is simply there, always, as a permanent mark of a love that is not going anywhere.
For Elizabeth and Forrest — a couple who chose 8/8 for its infinity symbolism, who built their bouquet to last, and who filled their wedding day with meaning — a ring tattoo was perhaps the most perfectly fitting choice of all. Love officially made permanent. There is no better way to say it.
The Ceremony at The Little Wedding Chapel of Love
The ceremony was officiated by Lynn Bodell, who brought her characteristic warmth and thoughtfulness to a wedding that was anything but ordinary. The Little Wedding Chapel of Love, with its beautiful chapel interior and intimate atmosphere, provided a setting that held the full character of Elizabeth and Forrest’s day — joyful enough for LEGO bouquets, sincere enough for ring tattoos, and warm enough for the love that filled every moment.
The photographs from August 8 tell a complete story. The closeness between Elizabeth and Forrest in the black and white portraits. The laughter. The ring tattoo, captured in close-up, permanent and proud. And throughout it all, a couple so entirely comfortable in their love and in themselves that every image radiates with it.
The Little Wedding Chapel — Where Every Love Story Is Welcome
Elizabeth and Forrest’s wedding is a beautiful reminder that The Little Wedding Chapel of Love is a place for every kind of couple. Traditional or unconventional. Formal or joyful. Destination or local. Every love story that walks through its doors is welcomed, honored, and celebrated for exactly what it is.
Lynn Bodell and the Orlando Wedding Officiants team understand that the best ceremonies are the ones that feel completely true to the couple at their heart. For Elizabeth and Forrest, that meant LEGO, infinity, and ink. And it was perfect.
Why The Little Wedding Chapel of Love Is Perfect for Couples Who Do Things Their Way
- Ceremonies as Unique as You Are — No two weddings at The Little Wedding Chapel of Love are the same, because no two couples are the same. Every ceremony is crafted around your story, your personality, and your love.
- Officiant Who Celebrates Your Choices — Lynn Bodell brings genuine enthusiasm and warmth to every couple’s vision — including the creative, the unconventional, and the wonderfully unexpected.
- A Setting That Holds Every Kind of Love — From infinity-date symbolism to handmade LEGO bouquets, the chapel is a space where personality and romance sit side by side beautifully.
- Built to Last — Like the best LEGO builds and the most permanent of vows, The Little Wedding Chapel of Love is a place whose memories endure long after the day itself.
- Intimate, Warm, and Entirely Personal — Every detail of the experience at the chapel is designed to make couples feel celebrated, seen, and completely at ease.
Congratulations, Elizabeth & Forrest!
From everyone at The Little Wedding Chapel of Love and Orlando Wedding Officiants, congratulations to Elizabeth and Forrest on a wedding day that was as unique, joyful, and full of love as they are. It was a privilege to be part of 8/8 — your infinity date — and to witness a love so certain it needed to be made permanent.
May every year of your marriage be filled with the same creativity, joy, and depth of commitment that you brought to your wedding day. And may that love keep on growing — stronger with every passing year, built to last, and with no end in sight.
Planning a Wedding That’s Completely You?
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