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Wednesday, July 11, 2012

The Mr and Mrs. (pt 3)

Last of the three post of my nieces wedding.    It was a hot afternoon,  unusually so for this area, August normally is  the hottest month.    The home made fans came in very handy and made a nice keepsake of the wedding.
More pictures will be posted here on Amys website     http://www.amynicolegwaltney.com/
the site listed takes you to her blog and professional site of photography

DIY wedding post of Amy and Jeremy's wedding http://www.diybride.com/blog/2013/02/08/rustic-schoolhouse-diy-wedding/
Here come the little ones carrying the banner
grandparents of bride



mom
The mom of the bride escorted by her son Alex who graduated high school a few weeks ago.


groom with mom and dad




 
 
 
 
 
dad and amy


Introducing
Mr and Mrs
Cherry



I guess at this point you know the reason for the red shoes


and the cherry coke bar

desert table



getting ready for their dance
A very much in love and handsome couple ( I just noticed my watermark is upside down)
father and daughter dance


excited mom




til next time
betsy




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3 comments:

Connie said...

Hi Betsy, This is one of the nicest weddings I have ever seen, and I worked as a professional wedding photographer for eight years, back in the last eighties and middle nineties. I love weddings with personal touches, and I think they make the best memories, don't you?

Thanks for visiting Crafty Home Cottage. There are a group of folks out there refurbishing old vintage trailers, and I think there is even a Vintage Shasta site or club, or something. Your daughter and son-in-law may already know about it. Thanks so much for stopping by. I love getting company and getting to know you better.
Have a marvelous day. Connie :)

July 11, 2012 at 1:05 PM
LV said...

I truly enjoyed seeing these wedding shots. What a neat idea having it in a barn and outside like that. I loved it since I am a country girl. You have a nice blog.

July 13, 2012 at 9:59 PM
Jennifer @ Town and Country Living said...

Oh what a nice surprise to come over to your blog for the first time and see these beautiful wedding photos. My daughter had a very similar wedding last October. I love barn /farm weddings. The bride here is beautiful. Love her dress! I'm your newest follower.

July 15, 2012 at 6:09 AM

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