These girls are NOT afraid of flavor.
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Thanks to Shauna from K & S Photography for today’s photo!
Note from Shauna about the photo: The bride’s sister was a great matron of honor and wanted to make sure the bride’s blood sugar didn’t drop too low and gave her some candy. They both didn’t realize until later that it turned their tongues different colors. Of course we had to snap a picture to document that moment. So needless to say the bride walked down the aisle with a blue tongue.
Sisters, they’ll even drive you crazy on your wedding day…
But they’ll remember to love you too.
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Thanks to our friend Barbie Hull from Barbie Hull Photography for today’s photo!
Slapping your maid of honor in the face with your bouquet is a unique and memorable way to thank her for being part of your wedding.
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Thanks to Michael Fink from myphoenixweddingphotographer.com for today’s submission
We’re just glad these groomsmen decided to leave their pants on.
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Thanks to Jason Hudson from Hudson Photography for today’s photo submission!
Love… Trekkie style
The best man later gave his speech in Klingon; no one understood it.
Something tells me these outfits weren’t rented from Men’s Wearhouse
Beam me out of this wedding, Scotty
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A big thanks to Faith West from Faith West Photography, Inc. for today’s photo submission. Here’s what Faith told us about the wedding: The couple got married on a replica of the bridge of the Starship Enterprise at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. They won the free wedding as a prize in a contest at a Star Trek convention — which is where the couple met.
Kudos’ to this couple for having such a unique and memorable wedding!
Being nine months pregnant didn’t stop these bridesmaids from dancing the night away until the faceless plant lady emerged from the corner.
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Thanks to Shauna from K & S Photography for today’s photo submission!
And she knows how to use them.
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Thanks to Wendy Woods from Wendy Woods Photography for today’s photo submission!
Photo by Laura Totten
My whole life I looked up to my Dad, he was the smartest, funniest and most loving man I knew. Not only was he a great Father but I knew he was a wonderful husband too. My parents have been married for 35 years and are still happy and very much in love. When I was growing up I knew I’d never get married until I found someone who was as special as my Dad. Finally I met my husband Mark, (who is pretty darn special). In my wedding speech I wanted to use a line from Ethel Kennedy, who said to her new husband, “All my life I have searched for someone like my Father, and you came the closest”.
So thank you Dad, for teaching me about love and life and for always being there. Happy Father’s Day!
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