In the Life of Jamie...: October 2009

Wedding Day- Ceremony

I think the pictures here speak for themselves:-) Enjoy!

My "something blue" was an Air Force pin. It also served as a way to have Jason at the wedding when he couldn't physically be there:-)

The famous shot on the chapel stairs....

My mom and dad were the first to be married in the Pilgrim Pines Chapel. My sister, as some of you know, was also married here. I do have a picture of all three of us on the stairs but because of technical difficulties, I couldn't get it in here. Still nice though:-)

I was really excited about taking pictures at one of the covered bridges in Swanzey when rain was in the forecast I was a little bummed but my incredible bridesmaids came to the rescue and saved the day by taking a trip to the store and getting us an umbrella (that matched of

course:-). I think I like these picture even more because we had our umbrella...just a fun memory:-)

Wedding Day- Reception

OK....so I started this blog with the intention of just doing a few reception pictures and few ceremony but that just didn't work out. I know that some of these pictures may not be all that intersting but we had so much fun at our reception I was hoping to capture at least a little bit of the laughs and smiles:-)

A toast from good friends...

A toast from sister to sister...

A toast from afar....

No...we did NOT have lobster but we DID have chicken parmesaen and I felt a little uneasy about he red sauce and the white dress so Morgan (our planner from the Country Club) helped me out.

It was very special to dance with my dad but what made the day that much more meaningful was that he wore the formal Air Force blues....a hero!

A mother and her son...

Once the kids kicked off the dancing...there was no stopping it:-)

I'm not 100% sure but there is a good chance that Laura is teaching Lexi how to really dance to Baby Got Back!

All of my bridesmaids were such great sports. They danced the night away and helped get the party going:-)

Get low...get low, get low....get low!

The air guitar duo.

Luke was hysterical....we couldn't get enough (as you can see on

our faces)!

Lexi, our niece and flower girl, danced ALL NIGHT! She was in the middle of that circle more than anyone else. I think she slept quite well that night.