one last set of wedding pictures
Boy-oh-boy, it's been an interesting couple of months with all these weddings and events and management changes and layoffs and whatnot. But today I am breathing a humongous and exhausted sigh of relief. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you photo and video documentation of a historic event....
The last wedding of the summer! No more 'til December.
The bride and groom sang this to each other at the end of the night. Err ... you will notice this isn't a wedding dress she's wearing. I have an older lady team member, who speaks Creole and very little English, who commented with a gasp when she first saw the outfit, "Miss! Miss! Is for sleeping. No! Miss, is bad. Is for sleeping. You listen me. Sleeping." Umm, yeah. But perhaps it's the dress that got the groom excited enough for them to finally wind down with the party and get out of there. *wink*
Lidia, one of my favorite servers, starts on setting the tables.
These two sisters did the decorations wonderfully.
As lovely as these flowers were, moneysocal's were way better in my opinion.
My new boy Nathan, freshly married himself!
The bride and her dad waiting for the cue to walk down the aisle.
Lookee, lookee, lookee ... we're outside for once! No rain!
Heidi, my tech at the reception, demonstrates proper cake-eating technique.
By the way, September 12 was Conception Day in Russia. Ahem.
The last wedding of the summer! No more 'til December.
Click to viewThe bride and groom sang this to each other at the end of the night. Err ... you will notice this isn't a wedding dress she's wearing. I have an older lady team member, who speaks Creole and very little English, who commented with a gasp when she first saw the outfit, "Miss! Miss! Is for sleeping. No! Miss, is bad. Is for sleeping. You listen me. Sleeping." Umm, yeah. But perhaps it's the dress that got the groom excited enough for them to finally wind down with the party and get out of there. *wink*
Lidia, one of my favorite servers, starts on setting the tables.
These two sisters did the decorations wonderfully.
As lovely as these flowers were, moneysocal's were way better in my opinion.
My new boy Nathan, freshly married himself!
The bride and her dad waiting for the cue to walk down the aisle.
Lookee, lookee, lookee ... we're outside for once! No rain!
Heidi, my tech at the reception, demonstrates proper cake-eating technique.
By the way, September 12 was Conception Day in Russia. Ahem.