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Wedding at Capricorn Caves

Samantha Humphreys and Wade Mooney were married at the Capricorn Caves. Photos by Madelyn Holmes Photographics.

There aren't many couples who can say they went adventure caving in their wedding attire. Samantha Humphreys and Wade Mooney […]

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