Let's try this again
Ha, I accidentaly deleted my last entry I wrote, so here's the shorter version since I'm exhausted.
Ok, my cousins wedding.
It was very lovely, and very... modern. It was unlike any other wedding I've ever been to before. And, the first wedding I've ever been to that was in a car museum. It was suppose to be an outdoor wedding, but since they feared rain, the ceremony was moved inside. But it was still very nice, and the size was very small, only close family. I can say that this was also the first DRY wedding I've ever been to...(water anyone?) But the father of the bride was prepared in the parking lot as we were leaving and was passing around a very small flask to my uncle and brother with this alcohol I've never even heard of before, and my godfather hands it to me, and I'm like "really?", and my brother just yells at me and tells me I'm in college....It was the strongest, worst tasting sip of alcohol that burned all the way down...and I think I want more ;)
Haha, It was just what I needed actually after the nerve-wracking drive trying to find the damn place. What was suppose to be a 15 minute drive turned into 50mins. We just kept missing the place, driving aound this stupid rotary, even stopping to ask for directions twice. Geez, The place was like 5 mins away from my school. Car drives to places unknown with my parents are a nightmare...at least we got to see another side of Boston with all the nice houses.
So, the ceremony was very short and preformed by my cousins girlfriend. (did I mention it was a very laid-back wedding...haha)
But I'm so glad I got to see my cousins whom I haven't seen in years. Bethany was so gorgeous in her wedding dress. And Krista was beautiful as always, showing off her breath-taking boyfriend, Raphael from Venezuela. Even my parents were like "Wow, he's handsome...and they make a great couple".
And of course, no polish wedding would be complete without the good ole polka band! Yeah! For the father/daughter dance they did somethiing alittle different....they danced the polka! So Bethany had to change her dress into another one so she could dance in it, and put sneakers on, dance, then change back. But it was great.
And the food was alright, probably since it was cattered. I swear the prime rib was still moving, so my uncle gladly finished it for me, and I stole a piece of my moms chicken. But the garlic mashed potatos, grilled asparagus, and deserts were really good.
I wouldn't have missed it for anything. It was a good night. And yes, I did get alittle teary eyed, but so did my mom.
It made me think of how I want my wedding to be someday. Traditional, and at St. Joseph Basillica of course. I wouldn't have it anywhere else in the world!
So many emotions....so many...so overwhelming...
Ok, my cousins wedding.
It was very lovely, and very... modern. It was unlike any other wedding I've ever been to before. And, the first wedding I've ever been to that was in a car museum. It was suppose to be an outdoor wedding, but since they feared rain, the ceremony was moved inside. But it was still very nice, and the size was very small, only close family. I can say that this was also the first DRY wedding I've ever been to...(water anyone?) But the father of the bride was prepared in the parking lot as we were leaving and was passing around a very small flask to my uncle and brother with this alcohol I've never even heard of before, and my godfather hands it to me, and I'm like "really?", and my brother just yells at me and tells me I'm in college....It was the strongest, worst tasting sip of alcohol that burned all the way down...and I think I want more ;)
Haha, It was just what I needed actually after the nerve-wracking drive trying to find the damn place. What was suppose to be a 15 minute drive turned into 50mins. We just kept missing the place, driving aound this stupid rotary, even stopping to ask for directions twice. Geez, The place was like 5 mins away from my school. Car drives to places unknown with my parents are a nightmare...at least we got to see another side of Boston with all the nice houses.
So, the ceremony was very short and preformed by my cousins girlfriend. (did I mention it was a very laid-back wedding...haha)
But I'm so glad I got to see my cousins whom I haven't seen in years. Bethany was so gorgeous in her wedding dress. And Krista was beautiful as always, showing off her breath-taking boyfriend, Raphael from Venezuela. Even my parents were like "Wow, he's handsome...and they make a great couple".
And of course, no polish wedding would be complete without the good ole polka band! Yeah! For the father/daughter dance they did somethiing alittle different....they danced the polka! So Bethany had to change her dress into another one so she could dance in it, and put sneakers on, dance, then change back. But it was great.
And the food was alright, probably since it was cattered. I swear the prime rib was still moving, so my uncle gladly finished it for me, and I stole a piece of my moms chicken. But the garlic mashed potatos, grilled asparagus, and deserts were really good.
I wouldn't have missed it for anything. It was a good night. And yes, I did get alittle teary eyed, but so did my mom.
It made me think of how I want my wedding to be someday. Traditional, and at St. Joseph Basillica of course. I wouldn't have it anywhere else in the world!
So many emotions....so many...so overwhelming...