Wedding Pictures
In honor of our three month-a-versary, I figured I'd post some photos from the wedding. Feel free to oooh and ahh. Or ignore this post. Whatever! :)
Anyway, these are not professional pics, but you get the idea. Who knows when I'll have the professional ones scanned and ready to go.
Our gorgeous church in the round:
With awesome architectural detail:
The groom waiting patiently for his turn to walk down the aisle:
Mothers lighting the two smaller Unity Candles:
Nice shot of a bridesmaid and groomsman walking in front of the huge organ (and yes, it sounded amazing!)
The neatest picture (you can almost see me behind the stained glass in the background):
Daddy's little girl sees her soon-to-be-husband for the first time that day:
What most of the congregation saw for a majority of the wedding:
Then we moved! And lit the Unity Candle that both of our mothers had lit earlier:
One of my favorite pictures - I had no bridesmaid to take the bouquet, since we were all kneeling (I got a giggle from the congregation at this one):
Best friends of bride and groom singing bride's favorite song as Communion meditation. Not a dry eye in the house (How Beautiful by Twila Paris):
First kiss:
The new Mr. and Mrs!
With the marriage license:
Then the obligatory photos in the church:
Adorable brother of groom and cousin of groom (as flowergirl):
Close up of the bridesmaid bouquet:
Me outside the church with my glass of champagne:
Kissing in the back of the Hummer limo:
Then we went to Forest Park for photos. It was windy.
Me and my girls:
Don't ask me why we are running:
A maid and a cute dog that wandered by:
My new husband making a vulgar gesture:
And then with a beer can:
Boys hanging out while the girls get their photos done:
Walking from the limo to the reception hall:
Now at the reception hall - but it looked much cooler with all the lights off and the Christmas lights twinkling:
Our attempt at a waltz to a Rossini overture (everyone admired us for trying and not doing the traditional middle school sway):
Mmm, the cake was delicious:
Me and one of my best friend dancing:
Traditional garter things:
Everybody dancing and having a good time (better shot of decorations):
Towards the end of the night, the boys sang "You've Lost that Loving Feeling" to me (an inside joke from high school):
And made a butt of themselves:
Bride and groom thanking everyone at the end of the night:
We had an awesome going away in a 1950s white Rolls Royce.
Anyway, these are not professional pics, but you get the idea. Who knows when I'll have the professional ones scanned and ready to go.
Our gorgeous church in the round:
With awesome architectural detail:
The groom waiting patiently for his turn to walk down the aisle:
Mothers lighting the two smaller Unity Candles:
Nice shot of a bridesmaid and groomsman walking in front of the huge organ (and yes, it sounded amazing!)
The neatest picture (you can almost see me behind the stained glass in the background):
Daddy's little girl sees her soon-to-be-husband for the first time that day:
What most of the congregation saw for a majority of the wedding:
Then we moved! And lit the Unity Candle that both of our mothers had lit earlier:
One of my favorite pictures - I had no bridesmaid to take the bouquet, since we were all kneeling (I got a giggle from the congregation at this one):
Best friends of bride and groom singing bride's favorite song as Communion meditation. Not a dry eye in the house (How Beautiful by Twila Paris):
First kiss:
The new Mr. and Mrs!
With the marriage license:
Then the obligatory photos in the church:
Adorable brother of groom and cousin of groom (as flowergirl):
Close up of the bridesmaid bouquet:
Me outside the church with my glass of champagne:
Kissing in the back of the Hummer limo:
Then we went to Forest Park for photos. It was windy.
Me and my girls:
Don't ask me why we are running:
A maid and a cute dog that wandered by:
My new husband making a vulgar gesture:
And then with a beer can:
Boys hanging out while the girls get their photos done:
Walking from the limo to the reception hall:
Now at the reception hall - but it looked much cooler with all the lights off and the Christmas lights twinkling:
Our attempt at a waltz to a Rossini overture (everyone admired us for trying and not doing the traditional middle school sway):
Mmm, the cake was delicious:
Me and one of my best friend dancing:
Traditional garter things:
Everybody dancing and having a good time (better shot of decorations):
Towards the end of the night, the boys sang "You've Lost that Loving Feeling" to me (an inside joke from high school):
And made a butt of themselves:
Bride and groom thanking everyone at the end of the night:
We had an awesome going away in a 1950s white Rolls Royce.