Our Charleston Wedding: Featured

I was hoping to post some fun weekend photos today, but I left my camera at home again...

I have come down with a cold and so I'm in a bit of a Sudafed haze this week.  

Anyway!

I was excited to see that our announcement was featured in the Newlywed section of the Fall-Winter 2015 issue of  Charleston Weddings Magazine!

 Here is a terribly blurry shot (again, no camera) of the little feature (online here):

 

 The photo they used is the same as our Christmas Card last year.

It's so fun to see yourself in print!

Hope y'all are having a great week.

:)

Our Charleston Wedding: The Reception

It's a bittersweet Tuesday...

I'm at the end of my Wedding Photo posts.

These photos pick up at the South Carolina Society Hall for Cocktail Hour...

Enjoy, and Thank you for joining me in remembering my fairytale day!

I like that this picture captures the magnolia leaves on the mantle.  

This was in the "bar room":

K and I's first dance was to "That's Where It's At" by Sam Cooke.  

Do yourself a favor and Youtube it.

My dad and I danced to Will Hoge's "Baby Girl".  

I've known this would be our song since I was in highschool.  

At one point my dad asked if I wanted to spin, which I imagined referred to a simple twirl.  Next thing I know, we are Jack and Rose in Titanic.  You know the scene.

Also, mid-way through the song, we invited all fathers and daughters to join in, which I really loved!

My Uncle Ralph gave the blessing.

During the dinner hour I got caught up in a duet of Summer Lovin' from Grease with my brother.  

We thought we looked so cool but later watched a video and My gosh if we aren't the 2 biggest dorks in the world.  

From there we played Beach Music for an hour or so.

The sweetest:

Eric Grady, our Charicature Artist, was awesome!!

  

Time for the toasts!

My matron of honor and brother gave toasts:

Gracious I loved our cake!  We chose a different flavor for each tier.

I can NOT wait for 11.22 to dig into the frozen top layer!!

After the cake cutting my brother and I "kicked off" the dance party by breaking it down to "Turn Down For What".  We love to freestyle and have always had so much fun dancing together.

"And They Lived Happily Ever After..."

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