Chris and I want to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who made our day so special.
Our day was amazing and so much fun.
Check out the photos below: Click on the link below~
http://ifongphoto.wordpress.com/2010/10/19/spokane-davenport-wedding-marianne-chris/
10.10.10
It is finally here. Wow. We made it.
We are so blessed to have you all in our lives sharing this special day with us.
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Everyone loves our date~ I like to think of us as trend setters..
Click on links below
The US version
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Weddings/white-hot-fall-weddings-trends-styles-season/story?id=11825618
This month has been a whirlwind of events starting with the celebration of Aunt's Jeannie's 80th birthday in Arizona. An eventful road trip sending Mary off to college. Starting two kids at new schools, one for Allison and one for Grayson all of which are in different states!
Not to mention the huge task of combining two large households. yes, we do have the "two pair Noah's syndrome." Two of Everything...At least we get to choose the better of the two and sell the rest at our garage sale that will be very soon. Check back for details on that!
Funny thing is, we actually found a few items that we still needed, so thank you bridal registry websites... you are heaven sent.
I love Alice in Wonderland. The blue and white dress, the fun and funny clothes that the other characters wear and yes, my mad hatter- it is all so sweet. I would love to have this as our "theme" but alas it didn't' work out-
It would have been fun though...
Chris and I are going to be Alice and the Mad Hatter for Halloween- (chris is way cuter than Johnny Depp.) Thanks to Mitch and Terri who are lending their really cool hat to Chris.
I think this cake is too cute to eat!
But as the theme goes....
EAT ME!
The above from Project Wedding.
Cotton Candy..
There I said it. I love the smell, taste and look of it. Maybe Heaven has puffy clouds of the stuff...
A girl can only dream~
A fateful night of open houses, a great wine tasting at Barrister and a yummy dinner at Catacombs.
Yes, I think it was the S'mores...
http://www.catacombspub.com/index.php
I am totally addicted to great wedding photos, blogs, magazines, etc. Yes, I love all of the special touches that folks do. Know of any really cool ideas. PLEASE send them my way!
I am not really sure how to do this blog thing and would love to mix up this page with better graphics, etc-
So, if you want to help me out, I would be forever grateful. For now: Enjoy~
The tradition of tossing the bridal bouquet dates back as far as the 14th century in ancient England. Back then, weddings were not the elegant affairs they are today. Instead, they were often rowdy drunken parties and it was believed that it was good luck to own a piece of the bride’s wedding gown. So when the ceremony was over, single women would make a mad dash to tear off pieces of the bride’s gown to keep for good luck! What a scary scene that must have been and what a waste of the wedding gown!
In time, as wedding gowns became more expensive and to prevent herself from ending up in tatters on her wedding day, brides started tossing other things instead to keep them at bay. Flowers were a good choice as they symbolised fertility, are perishable and no longer used once the wedding was over. Tradition says that the woman who catches the bridal bouquet will be the next to marry!
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