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Saturday, December 27, 2008

Sue & Mary 12.06.08

Sue & Mary had their wedding on a lovely Saturday in December.  The church was gorgeous.

This picture makes me smile because I love how it represents their family and what's to come.

Their program in the stained glass window

Their twins walking down the isle.  These two are heart breakers and they were SO well behaved all day.

Sue and Mary being escorted down the isle.

Seriously beautiful church - and I love the advent wreath.

The sand ceremony.  Each of them had a color, the kids knew exactly which color was theirs and what to do with it. 

At the hotel - I love Christmastime weddings - there are so many fun decorations!

Reception time!

Sue and Mary are insane, and I mean that in the best way possible.  They have been together for many many years and have a tradition of having a holiday party every year and having all the family over and all the kids get to demolish a gingerbread house.  So instead of their party, they planned their wedding.  They made a gingerbread house for every table's centerpiece and a gingerbread man for every guest. 

The kids watching their mom's have their first dance.

Another family tradition was Irish Soda Bread - which the someone else in the family made for every table. 

This family is amazing.  As I said they've been together a long time.  (I want to say 26 years).  The world has come a long way on that time and to watch Sue & Mary wed, was an emotional event.  Her sister couldn't look at her during the speech because she was sure she would lose it.

The kissing can was great fun - all the couples names were in the can, and every time they clinked on a glass for Sue & Mary to kiss, the DJ would pull a couples name out of the can instead, that could would approach the dance floor and show of their best lip lock! It was so entertaining!



I mentioned they made the centerpieces.  But the real centerpiece of the reception was this gingerbread castle that says "Dreams do come true" and in the top turret there you see "Mom, Mama, R & A" representing their family. 

I also mentioned that the kids would demolish the gingerbread house - well, were they go!  Instead of cutting the cake, the kids (and adults) came up and dug in!

Mmm candy!


Then they danced the afternoon away!


Hmm, I wonder what song this could possibly be!? :)

Sue & her dad

A family dance. 

What an wonderful day - these women are strong and loving and it's obvious that everyone around them loves then and appreciates them for that fact.  Their twins are the apples of their eye and they're all so grateful for everything they've been blessed with.

Congratulations Sue, Mary & Kids!  Thank you for allowing me to witness your journey!

Friday, December 5, 2008

Sherry & Corrine 10.31.08

Sherry & Corrine called me from Germany and asked if was available on 10.31 for a wedding in Boston, on a boat.  I was so excited to be able to say yes!!  I got into Boston a little early and had a nice relaxing meal in the Seaport Hotel lounge and then headed off to the dock!  The weather was SO amazing - I had pleny of layers for Boston in October, but never needed any of them. 

Their family made and glazed all these bud vase favors, I loved the color. 

Their neice, SUCH a cutie!

Things got started a little late - we were supposed to be at the ceremony location at sunset, but we were just leaving as the sun started to set.  It all worked out though - and the scenery was just amazing. 

Here come the brides!

They aquired their dresses in Germany, they were so stunning.

Trying to light the unity candle - it was sort of windy on the moving boat!

A few formals before the sun ran away for the night

These crystal boats were wrapped at everyone's place settings.  Their rings are gorgeous - interlocking diamond & wedding band - one is round cut, the other princess cut. 

Their other neice, and flower girl, she was so lively!

Dancing with dad. 

Who didn't stop dancing all night!

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More skyline as we approach the harbor.

Sherry & her brother

One last dance before we departed. 

What an amazing event! These two have great family & friends and everyone seemed to have an aamzing time. Shooting on a boat was a LOT of fun -and the guests took good care of me making sure I didn't fall overboard and allowing me access to move around the crowded deck to try and get shots from all angles. 

I wish you all the luck Sherry & Corrine!