Jennifer's Wedding

Since I seem to be the only bugger in this family that gives a damn about this blog (just being funny, of course), I will be the one to post photos of our weekend with Heather and Andy--all broken up into parts, of course. Blogger can only handle so much at a time.


This is Heather and I just after the ceremony was performed. It was outdoors with a string quartet, two horrible female soloists, beautiful colors and a quiet backdrop, two doggies dressed in wedding garb to walk down the isle, a lovely, lacy wedding dress that must have cost a fortune, and cherry blossoms to throw at the wedded couple. It was exquisite. We took a photo by the giant waterfall just before cocktail hour. We had booze and sushi galore.


This is Heather and her friends at the reception. The bride is the one in the middle. At the reception, they had horrid live music, we ate a salad of spring greens, local buffalo cutlets that one could cut through like butter, Utah trout with some type of yellow and tart sauce on the side, all served on fresh asparagus and blue cheese risotto. Then, they served us wedding cake--beautiful looking, but no much for taste. The flowers had tall, dried branches jetting out of the middle with tea lights hanging from the tallest twigs. Just lovely. Later in the evening, they had fire pits on the patio with everything appropriate for making the most amazing smores.

These are our photos from the photo booth. I'm sorry, Nicki, that we didn't know about this for your wedding; it was the most novel thing to have at a wedding. All the guests could take as many photos as they wanted, and it didn't cost anything.