We got married last Saturday, and some of you have already seen a bunch of the wedding pictures on FB. Our pro pictures aren't in yet. We just got back from out HM, and these are pics I pulled off of FB or our photoshare site.
I don't have too many pictures of our reception. There were lots of kids there, and they are in nearly every picture. I have nothing against kids, but I don't feel it's right to post their pictures on the internet.
FWIW, MIL surprised everyone in a good way. She remained fully clothed, put her teeth in for the ceremony and didn't steal from anyone (that we know of). She did, however, push my cousin out of the way so she could catch the bouquet, and she kept barging into the room where my BMs, mom and I were getting ready, even after H, my mom, the photographer, two BMs, the coordinator, the minister and three of her other children told her to stay out.
Enjoy!
My uncle took pictures from inside the church. My mother was so concerned about her dress, but I think she looks lovely!
My dad was a big ball of mush throughout most of the day.
The guys all look like they're attending a funeral.
The kiss! At our rehearsal, our minister told H that he better have more passion during the actual ceremony. He obliged.
We had a bubble exit from the church. Please ignore my double chin and goofy face. The sun came out for the first time and was right in our eyes.
The bottom portion of our cake would not slice all the way through. It was really tasty, though, even if I hacked at it.
H's only request for the wedding was a red velvet armadillo cake, like the one from Steel Magnolias. There it is. It was a huge hit, and the kids all wanted their pictures taken with it.
We also had a dessert bar for any cake-haters. We had s'mores, chocolate covered cheesecake lollipops, banana pudding, mini fruit tarts with lemon chiffon filling and chocolate cups filled with chocolate mousse.
By this point, I'm pretty sure I was already drunk. I didn't eat much throughout the day, but someone kept putting full glasses of wine in my hand.