...that I never shared pictures from J & J's wedding.
A friend of mine from church married a wonderful man a few weeks back. Their meeting and eventual falling-in-love is the stuff of legends, but since it's not my legend to share, I'll leave it at that. I was honored to be a small cog in a celebration for which the Father had so clearly been at work. May they share many joyful years together!
I have over 300 pictures (!), and I wasn't even shouldering the brunt of the work (thanks, Rebecca). This long string of pictures is a drop in the bucket, and I culled about 20 additional pictures I had included when I realized how ridiculously long this post was. I don't think I'd ever want to be a wedding photographer. Golly.
She was a beautiful bride, even without the dress.
Better yet, though, once she wore white.
She and her girls were bubbling over and beautiful.
These handsome goof-offs were hysterical and irreverent.
Playing a rousing game of "hide the bride" while waiting for the all the guests to be seated.
The time has come!
All my snaps from the ceremony were just this grainy, so I only give these.
Best man's toast:
Pleased as punch mama and papa of the bride:
What they REALLY look like:
(And here's a technical question tacked on in hopes that someone can help me. I use Picasa to upload pictures because it's a zillion times faster than using Blogger, but in the last week or so, somewhere in the uploading process, there's a bug that converts my black and white pictures to sepia. I don't want sepia. I want black and white, darn it! I can't figure out how to remedy it; I even tried uploading from Blogger, but the same thing happened. I don't know where the problem is, but it's driving me batty. I'm batty enough already, so if you have any wisdom, please share!
With my thanks,
BattyGal.)