The house set up for the ceremony
Joy looking pretty.
Ceremony on the front porch
View of the guests. there were about 125 people.
Bet and Nate
Gene and Matt
His and Her's Portapotties
Nate and Alex
Our Cabin in Maine
Joy manning the front of the canoe. We canoed about 11miles the second day there and made it all the way to Clay's Sister's place on Toddy Pond. Our cabin was on the far side of the lake.
Dad and Clay in Chris and Tom's Pantoon boat.
A quick ride in the canoe with dad just after his one of a kind dance routine getting into the boat
Joy and Clay showing the goods. Maine Lobster is amazing.
Wow - great pictures. Really like the one of you two in Maine. And the lobster looks huge! Love, Mom
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! We loved the pictures!!!! I bet it was the biggest thing that ever hit your street.I didn't see a single mole tunnel either on the lovely lawn but I bet there was a lot of behind-the scenes prep work. What a wonderful, memorable, and special way to share your vows. Joy looked absolutely radiant and Nathan, now that you've taken the plunge I'm the only unmarried cousin (you never know, though!)
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see Betty, Gene, Clay, Matthew too! ...I'm trying to imagine the canoe dance you mentioned!
note to self: try to be awake, i.e., the last time I checked David and Maureen aren't married. I guess I was thinking of us oldsters!
ReplyDeleteGeneva
I see that the blue portapotty is for men, the pink for women, but please explain who's supposed to use the gray one in the middle?
ReplyDeleteSincerely
Confused