a white wedding

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All I could think about Saturday morning when I was getting ready for my friend’s wedding was the line from Billy Idol’s song, “It’s a nice day for a white wedding.” It was very white outside. And isn’t it sad that I didn’t take any pictures at the church during the blizzard? I think that says a lot for the day. I was terrified and I didn’t want to remember those moments.

Here’s a few photos from the day (you can view the rest through my Flickr account.)

The bride getting ready (and a bridesmaid in the background)
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Me on my phone, while getting my hair done. I can’t part from my phone. Sorry for the blurry photo.
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Cynthia, the Matron of Honor, getting her hair done
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Cynthia, the bride, changing the reception location two hours before the wedding was supposed to start.
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Ready to head to the church! Do you SEE the snow behind us??
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(If you look at my Flickr album, you’ll see several photos of a necklace being worked on. My necklace got SO tangled and it took 5 people to fix it!!)
Me and Cynthia. The pashmina was a gift, and we didn’t wear those during the ceramony
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Cold bridesmaids!
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An awkward picture of me and my husband:
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Cake:
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For some reason, I didn’t upload a full-length photo of me in the dress. I’ll see if I can find better pictures from Cynthia.

The wedding was nice. Obviously, a lot of people didn’t make it because of the storm, but there were still over 50 people there. It was a sweet ceremony and a nice reception (everything had to be brought over from the original location which was on a hill that was not reachable by most cars…or four-wheel drive vehicles!)

I know Cynthia has proofs of the photos…now I just need to get copies of them 🙂

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