Paige & David's Wedding on the Ranch: Part 3

I must confess I still believe

when I'm not with you I

Yeah,

>> everyone hit me baby one more time.

>> Yes. Oh my gosh, we're really lucky out.

I think it's going to get kind of cloudy

tonight, which I'm like might be good

for pics, but I hope we just have like a

good sunset,

but it's literally gorgeous.

>> Oh, it's supposed to be literally

>> sunny at 6:00 and 7. Oh. It'll probably

be like sunny and cloudy, too, which

makes for the best sunset.

And then get cloudy again at 8:00 p.m.

That's ideal.

Chance of rain at 9:00 p.m., but that's

okay.

>> Everyone will be in the tent at that

point.

>> They're practicing their walk.

>> Should we practice?

>> Oh my god.

>> This way.

Go do it this way. Ready? Go.

>> That's good content. Okay.

>> Take three faces and then

>> Yeah, we're going to be flying.

>> Oh,

>> where that dance?

>> I don't know. We were doing rehearsals

yesterday and

>> we just we're not just going to walk

down the aisle.

We got her

>> after he lays it on her. They're going

to kiss. Everyone's going to leave.

>> We got to have a little fun.

>> A little sniff out.

>> That's what it's called.

>> Exactly.

>> I don't I don't know what else you would

do. Snoop.

>> What we don't want to do is trip on some

potholes or

>> I know. You got to make sure to like

make sure those heels are on

>> because I might bust an ankle to be the

first foundation.

Oh boy. I realized that as soon as I

>> was like just goes, "Damn, I needed

that."

>> Let's go.

>> Dang, I got

>> 55.

>> Come on. Come on.

>> Well, how'd you do,

>> brother?

>> He did really good.

Let's get married.

>> Let's get married.

>> I've never used one of these things

before.

>> Just trying to get it all

>> fit and snug, you know.

>> Nice and tight.

>> Perfect. Oh, got a little hair. Sorry.

>> No, that's good. That's good.

>> Talk to me. What are we doing?

>> Well, in the two of my sister's weddings

that I've been in,

>> both of them have given me outrageously

large pants and

>> right over hitting the

>> I don't really know. But I'm going to

hit that whip and nigh neigh on the

dance floor and bust these safety pins

and we'll be sagging all night.

>> We're ready.

>> Wow.

>> Trying to figure out how to fold a

pocket square.

>> Game day. Yeah,

>> we get locked in. Yeah.

>> Excited?

>> Yeah. Excited?

>> No, a little bit. A little nervous.

Little nervous.

>> They look fabulous.

One, two, three, go.

>> Thank you.

>> Let's get after it. I'm ready. Here we

go. This is it.

We're going. We're locked in.

>> I know. We're here. Finally here.

Finally here. I'm so ready to see her.

It's going to be amazing.

>> Do you want to sip it? Yeah. Zip it.

Okay. She's like, you can sip it now. it

so I can stop holding it.

>> Should we hook it in then zip?

>> Oh, there we go.

Snatched.

>> Are you zipping it?

>> I love the snap.

>> Oh my gosh. Look like a good thing.

>> The tiniest voice I've ever seen.

>> Oh my gosh.

>> You guys look at each other and smile.

>> Cute.

>> Oh my gosh. A beautiful gorgeous face.

things. Oh my gosh.

>> I think I want to put the veil on for

the reveal.

>> For the reveal.

>> Oh my gosh.

>> I love it so much.

>> My gosh,

you look so beautiful. Love you. You

guys only going to turn around when she

calls you.

Yeah.

Are you ready?

>> Yes.

Oh my god.

>> Will someone pick me up?

>> She's a mammoth. Of course.

>> She's a mammoth. Of course. The bun

detail

stunning.

Takes a long time to get it all on.

Not not near as simple as just going out

to gather cows in the morning.

The boots are the only thing that stays

consistent.

>> I hear a lot of rustling back there.

>> It's

I don't know why I'm like starting to

get emotional. It's so weird. Sorry.

This is literally the first time that

I've like cried.

That's weird. I just started to get

emotional. You know, my dad I don't know

if I'll be able to do it.

No, I was just thinking like,

you know, my dad, he's been through a

lot in his life, a lot of loss, and um

he lost his brother when he was younger

and he lost my grandparents and

he's just faced a lot of hardships and I

think where that could make someone,

you know, kind of closed off and not

care, it's

made him care even more. And sorry, give

me a second.

He's definitely what you would consider

a tougher dad, but one thing that he has

never failed to do is, you know, give us

everything we could need. And

what do you do with like a gift like

that? You don't even know how to say

thank you enough for that. And I just

hope that he knows how special it is to

me. And leaving does not mean like

leaving for good, but

>> okay.

>> Ready?

>> Good luck. Yeah.

>> Oh, wow. Paige,

you are beautiful.

>> Thank you.

>> So,

love you.

>> Love you. It's a big dress.

>> Oh my gosh. It's a beautiful dress, huh?

>> Yeah.

>> And you look beautiful.

>> Thank you. You look pretty handsome.

>> Yeah. You make me look kind of bad,

though. Gosh, she feels shabby after

seeing you.

>> Oh, no. I'm supposed to outdress

everyone.

>> You're You're gonna You're gonna

accomplish it. That is incredible.

>> Yeah. Thank you.

>> Yeah. So happy for you.

>> He just also is one of those people who

doesn't take the credit. He gives all

the credit to God and he's made sure and

raised us to realize that. And that's

something that I am so thankful for for

the faith that he's instilled in me. And

same with my mom. Like where I'm talking

about my dad, like he wouldn't be able

to do it do it without my mom. My mom

lifts him up and she's that person in

our family who lifts everyone up. Um

she's great. The happiness, the light in

the dark situation. She's always the one

there. And my dad always says, "You need

to be more like my mom and more like my

mom and less like him." But I think them

together, they're just such a powerful

force that God is using just to,

you know, just show his goodness.

>> Oh yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Oh, it's a big dress.

>> That's a big dress.

>> Great, Paige.

>> That is incredible. Yeah.

>> Yeah. You look amazing.

>> How tall are your heels?

>> An inch and a half.

I'll do this.

>> You need some.

>> You can wear 5 inch ones with David if

you want.

>> Sophia.

>> Yeah.

>> Get loose.

Are you part of

this is this is incredible. I mean,

they're always calling me Dr. Dave, but

Paige is Paige's a planner, you know?

She's she's all over this. This I

couldn't do this. I couldn't even dream

of doing this. This is this is amazing.

It's incredible.

>> Are we ready? Ready as I

>> Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's going to be a good

deal. Going to be a good deal. Yeah, I'm

ready.

1 2 3 Anderson.

Let's go.

>> It's time.

Heat.

Heat.

You look phenomenal, page.

>> Thank you.

>> So happy for you.

>> Me, too. I'm ready.

>> And I And I love David. He's a great

guy. So very excited for you.

>> Me, too. Thank you.

>> But I'm going to miss you.

>> You know what I mean?

>> I don't know what you're going to do

without me.

deeply rise.

Welcome everyone. Look mercifully upon

Paige and David who have come seeking

your blessing.

Let your Holy Spirit rest upon them so

that with steadfast love they may honor

the promises they make this day. Jesus

Christ our savior. Amen.

You all may be seated.

Who gives this woman to marry this man?

>> Her mother and I do. So I talked to

Paige and David and I told them a little

story.

One of them was about

the raw height not.

But before I tell you that story, I want

to add something to that while you all

think about it. In Ecclesiastes,

the wisdom writer in that fourth

chapter, one short little verse says

that one man is easily defeated. Two

two can defend themselves, but a triple

braid cord is not easily broken.

Now that triple braid cord

is you, David, you page Jesus Christ.

Rawhide when you weave it, you have to

pull it and you pull and you pull and

you pull. And it takes really strong

hands to weave rawhide that which I do

not have.

When I grab a hold of this and when you

all get a hold of it, you pull it may

flex but it will not break.

And that is my prayer for you.

I don't know where the one cord begins

and the other one ends, but I know the

harder I pull, the closer they all get

together.

And I love that visual.

And that is my prayer for you.

Are you ready?

In the name of God.

>> In the name of God. by David Robert

Anderson.

>> Hi, David Robert Anderson.

>> Take you Paige.

>> Take you Paige.

>> Paige Adeline Drummond.

>> Paige Adeline Drummond.

>> Be my wife.

>> be my wife.

>> To have to hold.

>> To have and to hold.

>> From this day forward.

>> From this day forward.

>> For better or worse.

>> For better or worse.

>> For richer or poor.

>> For richer or for poor.

>> In sickness and in health.

>> In sickness and health.

>> To love and to cherish. to love and

cherish

>> until we are parted by this

>> until we are parted by death.

>> This is my solemn vow.

>> This is my solemn vow.

>> Paige,

in the name of God,

>> in the name of God,

>> I Paige Adeline Drummond

>> I, Paige Adeline Drummond,

>> take you David Robert Anderson

>> take you David Robert Anderson

>> to be my husband

>> to be my husband

>> to have and to hold. to have and to

hold.

>> For this day forward.

>> From this day forward.

>> For better and for worse.

>> For better and for worse.

>> For richer and for poorer.

>> For richer and for poorer.

>> In sickness and in health.

>> in sickness and in health.

>> To love and to cherish.

>> To love and to cherish.

>> Until we are parted by death.

>> Until we are parted by death.

>> This is my solemn vow.

>> This is my solemn vow.

So, in these symbols we've talked about,

there's also a cross behind me,

the old rugged Columbus.

And so, for a moment, we're going to

we're going to listen to a hymn that

George Bernard put together a long time

ago.

As you listen to the music, ponder upon

that cross.

It's David and Paige. They're going to

ponder the broken body

and a new covenant Christ blood

David

me through the Holy Spirit.

I pronounce you man wife.

>> Come on. Let's go.

>> The Lord bless and keep you. The Lord be

kind and gracious.

The Lord look upon you with favor and

give you peace.

Oh man,

>> you look amazing.

I couldn't I was I almost lost it back

there when you were walking down.

>> My gosh.

>> Well, congratulations. We got her down.

>> Me, too.

>> It's uh exciting, right?

>> Yeah.

>> Man, you couldn't have asked for

>> Oh, the weather.

>> Beautiful setting. It's just amazing.

>> I fell down enough.

>> Got a little bit of rain clouds out

there and everything.

>> Yep. It's hard to beat.

Thank you.

>> We have been praying for cloud all day.

All

>> you're called.

Gosh.

I love you.

>> I love you so much.

>> I love you.

>> I love you.

>> It was a very nice ceremony.

>> Very nice.

>> Oh, thank you. Well, I

>> The weather was phenomenal. That's the

best.

>> And they got all those black stairs in

the back. I've seen that

awesome.

>> It couldn't get no better.

>> I I had them fat. I f him over there.

>> I figured he did. You must make track.

Look at the bottom. Lead them off.

>> Oh no.

>> Like I've never kissed this much in

front of a camera before.

Put on tennis shoes, by the way, cuz

Lad's really concerned about me getting

taller than us.

>> I'll walk a little bit in front of you.

Will you please stand to your feet at

this time? Let's make a big round of

noise. Put your hands together and make

some great noise. For the first time

anywhere, Mr. and Mrs.

David

got

now

>> the first

And now the father daughter dance.

Dad,

>> come on.

Come on.

Oh, look at that. Come on.

>> Well, hello everyone.

How are you this evening? Lad and I

wanted to welcome you to

the wedding of our last daughter.

Um, thank you so much for taking time

out of your weekend. I know how precious

weekends are. Thank you for coming all

this way or down the road to celebrate

Paige and David. And I know we'll have

toast later. Here's my husband. But

welcome. We love you all.

We're just very excited to have

everybody here and appreciate you all

coming to celebrate this with us. Uh

we're very excited to have David as part

of the family and just want everybody to

have a good time. Hopefully the food's

really good. If it's not, you can

register the plates for free. I had

nothing to do with that, but uh

>> that's true.

>> Y'all enjoy it and let's have a great

time.

>> Congratulations, man. So beautiful.

>> Very excited for y'all.

>> Toast later.

>> Yeah. Yeah. I kind of That was kind of

my toast. So, we're good.

>> We got a toast. We got

>> Now it's time to party.

>> Yeah. Let's have fun. Let's enjoy it.

Have some food.

>> I think we're going to go take some

sunset pictures and then we'll come and

party.

>> Okay.

>> Maybe we'll sit.

>> Yeah.

>> I know. We can relax. Look all your

hands in the back. So, we have Yay.

>> Yes. This is great.

Yes.

>> The way you're doing kind of like

>> Thank you guys. Wow.

Couldn't ask for a better night.

>> I know. So awesome. to answer prayer.

For real.

>> For real.

>> For real.

>> It's really good.

>> Oh, it's really good. Let me eat some

more of that.

>> It's so good. Oh my god.

>> Oh no, you're good. I was just like

clean it up. Clean it up.

>> Ladies and gentlemen, our cake cutting.

>> Turn it. Wait a second. Oh my gosh.

>> I know. Look at the OSU here. See that?

Stay. Okay.

>> I need this truck face.

>> Hey, that's my wife.

>> That's your wife.

>> That's my wife.

Ladies and

>> gentlemen, at this time we'll have our

toast. First up, we're going to have

Anna.

>> Come on, Anna.

>> Hello, everyone.

>> How we doing?

>> My name is Anna and I am honored to be

Paige's maid of honor. Paige, you are

intentional, loyal, and always there for

your people. You love everyone and have

a way of bringing people together from

all different parts of your life and it

is truly special.

Dave, you are the most thoughtful and

caring person, always going out of your

way to take care of Paige and all of our

friends. I truly could not imagine a

more amazing person to marry my best

friend.

We've been friends for over seven years

now, and I couldn't imagine anyone

better suited for Paige than David.

Their love and commitment to each other

are truly inspiring, and I am grateful

to be a part of their special day. And I

will always be your biggest supporters

and be there whenever you need. And

don't worry, I won't be too far away.

I'm just a mile down the road.

And just remember, wherever you guys go

in life, know that I'll always be there

for you and probably be tagging along.

>> Love you both more than you know. Cheers

to the Andersons.

>> Ladies and gentlemen, ANNA.

>> And now, Chase.

>> All right. Good evening, everybody. Uh,

my name is Chase, and I got the honor of

being David's best man today. Uh, I've

known David since uh we were kids, so

just about 5 years ago. Uh,

inseparable, attached to the hip,

college sweethearts and lovers. These

are just a few examples of how people

would describe David and I's

relationship.

But in all seriousness, there's some

truth to it. I first met David in my

college apartment after he transferred

to Oklahoma State. To say we hit it off

from the start,

hit it off from the start, would be a

huge understatement.

As we got to know each other, we had a

lot more in common than we originally

realized. We were both construction

majors and we didn't have just one class

together or two. We had every class

together. So, I really had no choice but

to like this guy. Uh throughout college,

we're always a package deal. There was

never one without the other. We worked

together, studied together, obviously

not enough. Uh,

and for a short time we lived together

and we even thought about planning to

move to Arizona together for work.

Clearly, he couldn't live without me.

That was until he met Paige. I

originally met Paige in Stillwater just

a few years ago on a game day. She

seamlessly became part of our college

friend group and an honorary OSU cowboy.

I'm not quite sure Paige knew what she

was getting into when she joined us, but

we got to know each other pretty well.

uh too well. Some might say David is one

of the most hardworking, authentic,

passionate, and determined men that I

know. And I'm proud to call him my best

friend.

I know that he will do everything in his

power to be the best husband that he can

be for Paige. And I know you make David

feel like the happiest man in the world.

Not only the way that he talks about

you, but also the way that he looks at

you.

I'm excited to witness you two take this

next step forward together.

But if you ever need a break, you know,

week off, weekend, don't hesitate to

call. I'll definitely take them off your

hands. But good luck getting him back.

>> Cheers to the Andersons.

>> Me.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> Love you, dude. Love you, baby.

>> Decent.

>> Yeah.

>> So good.

>> Thanks for that.

>> All right, dude. Love you, baby.

Okay, y'all bear with me. To be

transparent, my first pass at this

speech was 20 minutes long, but I'm not

going to keep you guys that long. I've

trimmed it down. For those of you that

don't know me, my name is Alex. I am the

older sister of the bride. I'm going to

try to keep it together for you.

So, needless to say that Paige and I go

way back. Um, all the way back to 1999

to be exact.

I feel like a lot of siblings can say

that they were inseparable, but Paige

and I were truly inseparable growing up.

We did everything together. We grew up

in the middle of nowhere.

We shared a room our whole life. We

worked on the ranch together. We

homeschooled together. She was my

classmate.

And we played soccer together, which I'm

admitting here and now that Paige was

the athletically gifted one out of the

two of us.

When I look back on my childhood, I

really can't imagine my life without my

sister.

All my best memories are with you,

Paige. We got to share clothes. We got

to play with our Barbies. And we got to

just be little girls together, which

looking back, I can't imagine my life

without that.

And never in our wildest dreams would

those little girls have imagined we'd be

here today, being made of honors in each

other's wedding and marrying each

other's dream men.

So, it's really just come full circle.

I've also gotten a front row seat into

just the amazing woman that Paige has

become. She's grown up from my little

sister to someone that I admire so much

in every single way. Paige is fun,

hilarious, creative, and adventurous,

and not to mention drop deadad gorgeous.

She is a tall blonde bombshell and also

a hell of a cowgirl.

Growing up, I could make the argument

that I was a better hand than her, but

standing here today, she's officially

got me beat in every single category.

Um, she could outwork me at any given

day today. So, I'll give you that.

While a lot of people see Paige's strong

exterior, I think my favorite part about

Paige is her huge, caring heart. Paige

is one of the most deeply caring people

that I know. Even though Paige is my

little sister, I look up to her in so

many ways and I couldn't ask for a

better woman to call my sister.

So, with all of this combining into the

wonderful woman that is Paige Drummond,

I couldn't really ever envision what

kind of guy was going to steal her

heart.

Actually, if you recall, approximately

four years ago, Paige stood on this very

stage and said, "Mom and dad, don't hold

your breath. I'm not getting married for

a while."

But here we are today because that all

changed when she met David Anderson.

David, I haven't known you very long,

nearly as long as I've known Paige, but

I feel like I already have a pretty good

picture of who you are. You are

persistent and driven, and that was very

clear in the way you pursued my sister.

You knew what you wanted and you went

after it even before she knew what she

wanted. But you always knew. And it

makes me so happy to see my sister with

a man who is clearly so crazy about her.

I've never seen Paige more peaceful and

content than when she's with you. So,

welcome to Married Life. We're so glad

to have you. I pray that you seek Christ

first and form your family off of that

foundation. And I can't wait to see the

life that you guys create together. I'll

end things with one small request that

you tell your future D1 athlete children

to take it easy on our kids on the

playground one day.

Cheers. I love you guys so much.

>> LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ALEX

AND now

>> Reed Atlanta.

>> Um, I mean really, uh, it's hard to

follow Alex on that one. That's

incredible, Alex. Um, obviously raised

both those girls out here. Um, on the

ranch working all the time.

It was, uh, you know, it was a lot of

fun. I enjoyed it. I probably wasn't

always the easiest guy to work with. Uh,

and if somebody was going to push back,

it was Paige. I mean, if she if I got a

little out of line, she'd be like,

"Look, you need to calm down."

And I would think about it. I might

argue with her a little, but she'd

always win, so I might as well just take

my loss and go on.

Paige has an incredible heart and always

knew it. strong faith, uh, an incredibly

beautiful, tall woman who, to be honest

with you, had trouble

uh, finding a guy that she really liked

because she wanted somebody taller than

her.

She overachieved in that area,

but we're looking forward to many

basketball games with our grandchildren

in the future.

Um, you know,

if y'all know us, you know that our

faith is very important in our life. Uh,

we've truly been blessed by God, blessed

with all these family and friends that

are here to celebrate with us today.

Celebrate Paige and David.

Uh if I could have asked for anything in

life, it would be to my daughters, my

sons, to find somebody whose faith was

equally yolked with theirs. And I feel

very confident that Paige has done that.

Alex did that. Paige has done that.

Maybe they've set the bar a little high

for the boys. Boys, you got a lot of

work to do to catch up.

But I just could not be more thankful

than having David be a part of our life.

Uh he's just an incredible young man and

hard work ethic. Just couldn't ask for

any more in a son-in-law. So I just

thank you Paige and thank you David.

Congratulations. We just love you and we

feel very blessed you know that you all

have found each other.

>> We love you Paige and David. just the

perfect match and we just can't wait to

see where you go in life and just God

bless you and everything you do. God

bless your friends. God bless our

friends and family. By the way, when I

welcomed you all earlier, I didn't say I

love you and we really and thank you so

much. It's been so great to see David's

side of the family.

>> And now we have to go cuz Alex talked

too long.

Ladies and gentlemen,

>> and now ladies and gentlemen, the dry

water man

shadows in the dark

and the memories keep on turning.

to the rhythm of a broken heart.

You only

train.

You only

You only need a drink in the whiskey.

You're the only

Monday,

another week. I can't believe

I'm counting down the minutes till it's

Tuesday.

Another day back on my feet.

I'm fighting every minute till the

weekend

so I can live it up and do it all again

and again and

Friday we go dive. Saturday we ride

Sunday party. Let's call it a perfect

weekend. Friday we go dive. Saturday we

ride at Sunday party. Let's call it a

perfect weekend

and I can't wait to get away.

I'm counting down the minutes till it's

Thursday.

I'm holding on for one more day.

I'm fighting every minute till the

weekend

so I can live it up and do it all again

and again and

Friday we go dive Saturday we ride

Sunday party let's call it a perfect

weekend Friday we go dive Saturday we

ride Sunday party let's call it a

perfect

I'm married.

The perfect weekend.

The perfect weekend

special.

>> You don't have to go. Thank you for

coming. We love y'all.

So, does is the RHIP going to have a

different meaning now?

>> Rank has its privileges. I'm going to

have no privileges anymore because I'm

not going to have any sort of rank on

the ranch. I I wasn't going to be the

low man when Bryce came back, but now I

guess I will be the low man every time I

come back to help. GHTP. Girls have

their privileges. So that's what I like

to say when I'm out of work. I'm like,

"Girls have their privileges. I'll give

shots while y'all are pushing all the

cows in the shoe."

>> Yep.

>> I think I'm good.

>> I think I'm going to call it after that.

No.