Have tux, will travel...
The wedding of robvagle and seventorches was lovely. I am proud to have been a participant in this celebration of matrimony. The wedding planner kept flirting with yehoshua all night, the three brides minions ( zotz, katspaw156, and yehoshua ) performed their roles magnificently, and merriment abounded. (Of the guests/participants present, I should mention those who I've met and those who I've known for much longer: cos, syamatara, frankwu, and gooddamon.)
Of course, the highlight of the whole evening, aside from the exchanging of the vows, was the solo dance of robvagle and seventorches. I managed to snap a photo or two, however, I'll have to work on the images at home as the room was dimly lit.
Of the now six weddings I've been to, this is by far the most unique, and the most fun. (The first of the six was my cousin Robin whose marriage was annulled within a month as she was informed after the wedding that he wanted an "open" marriage. The second wedding was my cousin Tom who is married to a lovely woman whose mother was a member of the infamous Rajneeshpuram. The third wedding was in Golden, Colorado, of which the bride died last December in the traffic accident in Forest Grove, Oregon. The fourth wedding was on New Year's Day, of a coworker who is still happily married to a woman who works for the state child support division. The fifth wedding was the sad one, where the husband died a month after the wedding, drowning in a lake by his house.)
I wish the best to robvagle and seventorches. Live long, prosper (and proliferate!)
Of course, the highlight of the whole evening, aside from the exchanging of the vows, was the solo dance of robvagle and seventorches. I managed to snap a photo or two, however, I'll have to work on the images at home as the room was dimly lit.
Of the now six weddings I've been to, this is by far the most unique, and the most fun. (The first of the six was my cousin Robin whose marriage was annulled within a month as she was informed after the wedding that he wanted an "open" marriage. The second wedding was my cousin Tom who is married to a lovely woman whose mother was a member of the infamous Rajneeshpuram. The third wedding was in Golden, Colorado, of which the bride died last December in the traffic accident in Forest Grove, Oregon. The fourth wedding was on New Year's Day, of a coworker who is still happily married to a woman who works for the state child support division. The fifth wedding was the sad one, where the husband died a month after the wedding, drowning in a lake by his house.)
I wish the best to robvagle and seventorches. Live long, prosper (and proliferate!)