The bride was tiny and beautiful.
The groom was big and handsome.
The colors were gorgeous—yellow, periwinkle, and I believe blueberry.
Paul sat up on the judges’ bench in a white shirt beside four men in plain coats. But he looked just as stern as all the others, neph Randy and I noted, giggling irreverently.
Paul preached the sermon which thankfully was well received. I was much more nervous than he was.
The reception was in a non-airconditioned building. It was extremely warm.
Lois, who is not one to complain, complained.
All of us Oregon people had issues with the heat.
Barb and Byran drove all night to get there.
The decorations were simple, daisy-themed and lovely.
50 servers efficiently served the meal to the 300 guests.
The couple left for their honeymoon at the Grand Canyon.
(Note to non-Mennonites: a plain coat looks something like a suit jacket with a clerical collar rather than lapels. It holds great significance in identifying what sort of Mennonite you are. )
Quote of the Day:
"I do. I am. I will."
--Kevin and Brenda
Arlene--ready to move? Honey, I hope I haven't been bad enough to deserve living in Missouri in August.
ReplyDeletelmt--yeah, Kevin's special.
Hey, thanks for posting some wedding particulars. Anyone you have passing aquaintance with is of particular interest when they get married, right? Anyone know of any pictures of the wedding online?
ReplyDeleteAt this point the two CD's of wedding pictures are in Ohio with Kevin and Brenda's stuff, and K&B are in Arizona. So unless Bonnie and Randy post a few somewhere...
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