Wedding Venue

Two words we never thought we'd use in connection with our home: wedding venue...
An expedited landscaping project and we were ready to go....


 Saturday wedding rehearsal...









 A picture of "before" the landscaping project...
 Sunday worship pre-wedding...
 Meanwhile, back in Kentucky... James blending in with his cousins (and loving it!)
 Time for the wedding: Sunday evening...
 Bride and bridesmaids getting ready...

 Flower girls and Bible bearer ready to go...
 Praying over the groom...
 Mothers and babies viewing room (inside the air conditioning)...

 Laura the wedding director extraordinaire...
 Groom...
 Musicians...





 Mr. & Mrs. Justin Bailey!



 Reception: food, folks and fun...
 Deck (a.k.a. dance floor)...


 Titus hanging out with his neighbor, Buddy, during the wedding...
 Tony breaking it down...
 Tony and Chip: brothers from different mothers...
 The day after...
It was a beautiful wedding and we were blessed to be a part of it, but don't foresee our home becoming a regular wedding venue (ha ha)...

Comments

  1. UnknownJuly 26, 2013 at 3:56 AM

    I got interesting information about downtown la venues which are best and good to celebrate and enjoy the function. I booked this for my friend's ceremony function.

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