The first wedding photos.....
Jul. 22nd, 2008 07:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
osodecanelaMy friend Rick (who married his partner of 34 years on June 17th) brought his camera to the wedding and just sent these to me in my email. I took one look and sorta 'blissed out'.
This is the gazebo where we got married, taken as the first guests were arriving. This was built in the early 70's by a stage carpenter that worked for Bill Graham. All sorts of rock groups from that era were supposed to have jammed there in the day. That's Dwayne![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
malamute_daddy in the gazebo with his back to the camera. The table to the far left is where the wedding cakes were to be placed. Those arrived just in time for the ceremony. 
The setting of the gazebo was so idyllic. Before the music began, and then again during the ceremony, all you could hear was the wind in the trees and birdsong. The woods shielded us from any road noice at the base of the hill. The peacefulness of the place was sublime. This shot was taken post the ceremony, just before we cut the cake. I think that's Dwayne at the left side of the picture, once again with his back to the camera.
I'll post a few more as I get them. I don't expect to see most of them until we meet with the photographer after we get back from Yearly Meeting in early August.
This is the gazebo where we got married, taken as the first guests were arriving. This was built in the early 70's by a stage carpenter that worked for Bill Graham. All sorts of rock groups from that era were supposed to have jammed there in the day. That's Dwayne
malamute_daddy in the gazebo with his back to the camera. The table to the far left is where the wedding cakes were to be placed. Those arrived just in time for the ceremony. The setting of the gazebo was so idyllic. Before the music began, and then again during the ceremony, all you could hear was the wind in the trees and birdsong. The woods shielded us from any road noice at the base of the hill. The peacefulness of the place was sublime. This shot was taken post the ceremony, just before we cut the cake. I think that's Dwayne at the left side of the picture, once again with his back to the camera.
I'll post a few more as I get them. I don't expect to see most of them until we meet with the photographer after we get back from Yearly Meeting in early August.
