Wedding Post
Oct. 13th, 2008 04:48 pmGiven we're on honeymoon, most of you will have noticed that we're married, and thus the wedding is over. I must say, it's a weight off our minds, however I think I'm also speaking for both of us when I say we were really happy how everything went.
It's a learning experience, but one you probably only do once. Mostly, the issues that seemed big were actually little (who comes to the reception, what music plays as the bride walks down the aisle, etc) and fortunately none of the ones that seemed little ended up being big.
I was sick as a dog for the two weeks leading up the ceremony, but thanks to several visits to doctors and pharmacists, I was actually almost 100% on the wedding day. The weather had likewise sucked for the week beforehand and cleared up for our wedding day. No-one forgot anything important (rings, lines, etc), and plenty of photos were taken by both our official and unofficial photographers. I think I counted at least 6 x digital SLR's there.
The reception was great fun, lack of light over over the wedding table and air conditioning issues notwithstanding. The speeches were nice. The food was great and plentiful, and they even did a really good job of dealing with the gluten free and vegan requirements. In fairness to me however, I did sit them down and make it very clear that these were very important requirements for us, but still, whatever the cause, it all worked out pretty well from the feedback we got. The only drama was that we forgot to arrange vegan/gluten free cakes, and we're sorry about that guys, we'll make it up to you :)
Our friends (and family) are just awesome and were so much help. Big thanks from me and Elizabeth, especially to Stephie and Davyd Penguin, Dr Z and Kim.
Photos of the day:
Jovana - have you had a chance to do yours yet?
It's a learning experience, but one you probably only do once. Mostly, the issues that seemed big were actually little (who comes to the reception, what music plays as the bride walks down the aisle, etc) and fortunately none of the ones that seemed little ended up being big.
I was sick as a dog for the two weeks leading up the ceremony, but thanks to several visits to doctors and pharmacists, I was actually almost 100% on the wedding day. The weather had likewise sucked for the week beforehand and cleared up for our wedding day. No-one forgot anything important (rings, lines, etc), and plenty of photos were taken by both our official and unofficial photographers. I think I counted at least 6 x digital SLR's there.
The reception was great fun, lack of light over over the wedding table and air conditioning issues notwithstanding. The speeches were nice. The food was great and plentiful, and they even did a really good job of dealing with the gluten free and vegan requirements. In fairness to me however, I did sit them down and make it very clear that these were very important requirements for us, but still, whatever the cause, it all worked out pretty well from the feedback we got. The only drama was that we forgot to arrange vegan/gluten free cakes, and we're sorry about that guys, we'll make it up to you :)
Our friends (and family) are just awesome and were so much help. Big thanks from me and Elizabeth, especially to Stephie and Davyd Penguin, Dr Z and Kim.
Photos of the day:
- Official Photographer Kim - http://flickr.com/photos/30973545@N04/sets/72157607947624684/
- Davyd - http://www.flickr.com/photos/penguincakes/sets/72157607551994084/
- R - http://www.flickr.com/photos/10340055@N03/sets/72157607560960658/
Jovana - have you had a chance to do yours yet?