Kristine was beautiful. Of course it was sunny days before the wedding and after, but the day of: it rained and rained. We were pretty discouraged but we were able to see a sneak peek from the photographer and the pictures turned out cute! She said it was her wettest wedding yet though! In the chaos of the umbrella's, rain, wind blowing the temple fountains in people's faces...my camera bag got set down somewhere and we didn't pick it back up. An hour later I realized it was gone. Like gone gone. Shaun demanded to see the temple security footage (haha). He saw two people pick up my camera bag, walk right passed me and my mom into the temple. The camera footage didn't show them going into a session or the front desk so I thought it was gone for good.
While Shaun was doing that, I was having a melt down at the luncheon--minutes from giving a speech about the beautiful bride. It was a sad 2.5 hours. That camera not only is my third arm, but is $$$ and I also had my families video camera in the bag as well. Long story short, IT WAS AT THE FRONT DESK OF THE TEMPLE. These old men at the front desk just told us no without looking because the lost electronics always go back to security. It hadn't made it's way back there yet so it was sitting safely at the front desk. My relief overpowered the frustration I felt towards those elderly men!
I was able to take some bridals of my sissy pants for all the frames and decor at the reception. Roger had not seen her dress yet so we did a little unveiling (that is why he looks like a blind man/ninja below).
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| selfie coming out of the temple. husband & wife! |
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| (somebody's phone pic) The rain called for cute creative pictures with umbrellas |
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| I LOVE MY FAMILY |
