Wedding Blog: The Big Day (part 12)
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 12:03 pm
The photo set doesn't include some of the group shots that we had wanted, so I wonder if that list ever made it to the photographers. I was interested in one photo that I thought had been taken, but maybe not. Near the end, I had sagged into a chair near our table, back toward the windows, looking at the people still there. I thought I saw, out of the corner of my eye, one of the photogs snapping my picture, and I was curious how burned out I looked at that point. She may have been shooting at someone else, though. Or maybe I looked so bad that they left it out of the set.
The reception as a whole was a blur of activity to me. The toast, the dancing, the wandering around the tables greeting everyone. The gorgeous women in my life looking even more gorgeous than ever. The glow of BD when she looked at SIL. The smiles on everyone's faces.
Above all was the sheer pleasure of having nearly all of my family in one place enjoying themselves, and knowing that I had something to do with it. I don't think I've ever had so many people come up to thank me and really mean it. Everything had ended up just perfect, or close enough to make no difference. We've set a high standard for my cousins, if I do say so myself.
The reception as a whole was a blur of activity to me. The toast, the dancing, the wandering around the tables greeting everyone. The gorgeous women in my life looking even more gorgeous than ever. The glow of BD when she looked at SIL. The smiles on everyone's faces.
Above all was the sheer pleasure of having nearly all of my family in one place enjoying themselves, and knowing that I had something to do with it. I don't think I've ever had so many people come up to thank me and really mean it. Everything had ended up just perfect, or close enough to make no difference. We've set a high standard for my cousins, if I do say so myself.