Dear Readers;
Oh oh its getting late in Wednesday (Canada Day eve) and I am just starting to write about this past weekend's wedding...I am not slipping,,,I am not slipping - but I am having trouble with the blog engine...!
Tifanny and Scott had hoped to be married outside...but this was the wettest June (following the driest May) in recent memory. So the 6 lovely black steel shepherd's hooks had to come inside. They lined the bridal processional route and held flowers destined to move into the barn.
The wedding went very well with music played on an electric piano by a friend of the bride and groom. What seemed like fully bio-degradable confetti had been set out for everyone and it all went somewhere because there was nothing for me to clean up. And wouldn't you know it...the wedding happened and then the weather cleared so that everyone could mingle outside while the bride and groom had pictures taken in front of one of 270 MGB's here in the County for a rally that weekend.
That is Tiffany with here back to us - but you knew that. Tiffany works at CHFI and has been blogging about her upcoming wedding for some time now - and I want to thank her for all the hits we got because of it. Of course a raido station would have a green room (I think that is what its called) - Tiffany and Scott set one up near their DJ and it got a lot of use.
Note the pashminas - they were everywhere accenting the green room and every table had variations if patterns in the same colours.
even at the childrens table - mind you they probably didn't notice because they had such great toys to play with
Notice the little packets on the napkins? They were filed with sweet pea seeds as a thank you for guests who had 'watched Tiffany and Scott's love grow'. A simple floral arrangement from Red Barn Floral and table numbers using framed photos of the bride and groom were on every table.
There was a tickle chest for people to where various items for photos ops.
The sign in table asked for greetings and advice
I imagine it was all constructive....and Jennifer, the head table had 12 chairs in a row - just so everyone knows thats about as many as we can squeeze across the stage in a single line. Note in the background, they had a slide show playing most of the night showcasing Scott's work (I believe) wonderful images which included very short film clips, stills and well, it was very intriguing.
Sans Souci did dinner and I hear it was very good (as always), Donovan (a friend of the groom) from 'Where its At!' out of Bolton did a great job as DJ. Clearly a couple in the arts as attected by one of their two wedding cakes.
Note the film reel as part of the cake on the left.
And there you have it - Tiffany and Scott are married and we were there to help. I sure wish they could have used the pond site for thier wedding - it was tuned up and ready for its first ever use. Perhaps it will just have to wait for you.
Sincerely uploaded on behalf of Lynne, John, Kailey, Beth, Ellen and Mark