Our Wedding day began with a cold and clear Sunday morning in April.
One of my groomsmen, Eddie, thoughfully brought breakfast while we were getting ready in the church for the photographs.
I had a private moment to pray with my bride before the photographer began taking all the formal portraits, and I gave her a little gift to rember our special day by.
In the reception hall nearby, our caterers had 250 place settings all set up before the wedding. The night before, Ron & Treva were invaluable in conceiving this layout and helping to set up with my folks.
The bride's mother lovingly designed and decorated the most beautiful cake.
The bride walks down the aisle with her father.
A unique view of a wedding: from the groom's perspective, while all eyes are on the bride. FSO Globetrotter finally tied the knot.
The reception afterwards was fun. We designed the caterer's menu to represent our lives: food from our past where we grew up or worked: Thailand; where we courted: South Asian cuisine, and finally, South American food to represent where we are going next, together.
Just before we jumped into the limo and headed off into the proverbial sunset for our honeymoon, my (now) wife threw the boquet, caught by "M's Niece".
I feel so happy to be married to such a lovely woman, words cannot describe it. Each day gets better and better.
5 comments:
Uncle N,
We were so blessed to be able to share your special day with you:) May God bless!
BTW, nice pictures:D
Now I'll have to put a niece instead of M's niece!
Yay! It was a beautiful day all around — gorgeous weather, beautiful church, lovely bride, smashing groom, and, of course, radiant guests. So glad we could be there!
Niece, I'm so glad you could share our special day with us. Glad to have some new nieces and nephews. :)
Alicia & Ken, it was really great to see you again after all these years. Thank you :)
Thanks FSOgirl. Good luck to you in your upcoming move.
=)
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