I've been sick for days, but with the help of my whole family - we pulled the wedding off.
The weather was great, the house was decorated, the out of town guests arrived safely, Grandma got ordained so she could perform the ceremony, the cakes were baked, the dress was perfect, the groom was sober and not hung over, the family and friends were mostly on time, the bride was beautiful, all in all - not bad for a wedding pulled together in 5 weeks.
I put captions on most of the pics. Here is a small selection from the over 400 pictures taken by DeVia and I. I'm hoping to get copies from everyone else.
About Me
- Barbara
- Phoenix, Arizona, United States
- Hmmm... What about me is the most interesting? I am over 50, work a full time job that I love. I have 2 sons and 7 grandchildren. Three of my 5 sisters live in the same area I do - so we see each other a lot. I spend weekends with my nieces - spinning on our spinning wheels or going to guild meetings. I am in a committed relationship that works. We have 2 dogs and 3 cats and live in a little neighborhood outside the Phoenix metro area.
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8 comments:
Congratulations on the new daughter-in-law!
That is wonderful. Congratulations!
Big congrats to the new couple! And to you, for gaining a daughter! What a wonderful family you have; you're very lucky to have each and every one of them; and they, you!
So sorry to hear you've been down with illness. The pictures look wonderful. Congrats to all of you for a job well done and happy wishes for the newlyweds!
Hugs,
Holly
Barbara,
The pictures are wonderful. DeVia did a great job. Congratulations to everyone.
Love,
Ellen
Am enjoying your site. Sounds like you've been really busy and under pressure with the wedding, but looks and sounds that it all came together very well! Congratulations!
Remember me? I'm Elli from your "Socks Knitalong" activity at TYF. With the health problems and a few other things, I haven't been much at TYF for a while, but I have been working on my projects at home. Maybe next year for the Fiber Conference that I was so looking forward to doing. I did manage to get a major sized poncho finished, something that's been around in process for some time. Whew! It's good to have it finished and given to it's new owner, my daughter.
Congratulations and hope you're feeling better!
Couldn't find an email address to respond to your comment -- Blogger is trying to drive me mad.
Won't be at SOAR this year, too much to deal with regarding cross-border shipping and all, however maybe next year. (Also registration closed two weeks ago for vendors).
Thank you for the supportive comments!
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