It's been a while since I've had a chance to get on to my Blog. What a time it's been.
My youngest, Ross and his fiancée, Kerryn, decided that six years was way past time enough to get to know each other. So, with 22 days to go to the anniversary of the day they met, they dropped the pleasure bomb on us.
The two families worked together to make it a most spectacular day. I opened up my home; catering was provided by members of both families; décor was decided on by Kerryn and Edith, her Mom and all hands pitched in to make it work. A lot of fun all around.
As you can see from the stark garden, July is still mid-winter so there was much prayer for decent weather. We had a glorious day and the next day the temperatures plummeted down into the low teens (celsius). Thank you, Lord for the perfect weather!
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| Waiting, waiting, waiting... |
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Who knew the bride could be late at a home garden wedding?
My sons, Ross and Darren with Jacques and Rodney |
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| Dad and Daughter making an entrance at last |
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| The ceremony under the draped gazebo |
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| The moment! |
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| Me, signing my new daughter into my family |
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| Edith signing her new son into her family |
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| The fathers, Neville and Mark, pouring the unity sand |
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| Unity Sand - joining both families |
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| Kerryn and Ross. Happily married! |
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| The reception area at the bottom of the garden |
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| The guests showing their love |
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| Yes, very happy |
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| Evening lighting |
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| The First Dance |
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| Dad/Daughter and Mom/Son first dance |
