My 5 siblings and I got together over the weekend to celebrate the marriage of my nephew, Austin, to the lovely Emily. Seven of the twelve grandchildren, including the groom, were also on hand to witness the beautiful wedding. Our first cousin, Molly, and her family made the trip, which was very wonderful. We ate, we drank and some of us danced! The ceremony was touching, the bride was stunning and the weather was fabulous for July in Oklahoma. I do believe we all had a delightful time. The groom’s brother, Adam, had to leave after the reception, headed for a month’s assignment in Japan. Such is the life of our busy family. I downloaded the iPhone pictures from our two cameras. Also snagged a few shots from others and hope to augment with even more photos in the days ahead. I did not get a picture of Mary Jean and Ray or Kelly. The Teal family picture is blurry! What is up with that? Anyway, let’s take a look:
James, Ashley and Patrick
Trish and Patrick
Roggie and Brandi
Bruce and Trish
Roggie and Trish
Four of Five Voights!
Molly, Claire and Bruce
James and Christy
Roggie with Austin, the groom
Roggie and Trish
A blurry picture of the Teal Family
Carol and Pat, proud parents
Austin and Adam
Austin, the groom, with his lovely parents!
And finally, let’s see a picture of the newest member of the Willett Family!
The lovely Emily and darling flower girls.
I am writing this post from a hotel with very poor internet. Please give me a break on the poor photo editing! I almost lost my mind trying to get all the pictures downloaded and then reloaded onto the post. And as you all know, my mind is scattered as it is!
I will put up a few more pictures as I get them.
And you know the drill on how much I love comments.
4 Comments
Yes, an outstanding wedding and weekend.
It was a fun and festive weekend. So glad everyone was able to come to the wedding.
It was a wonderful time. Loved every minute with you all.
Molly
You have a wonderful family and it looks like everyone had a great time! Nothing like a wedding to get everyone together and I think your pictures are great. Although I did miss seeing Mary Jean and Ray. I’ll just have to come back and see them in person.