Ugg, the wedding was so last month. We need to get with times here at Hazardous Undertakings. Well I spent all of March traveling it seems so I'm a little backed up on pictures. We've got pictures from exotic locals such as Tubac and Seattle all queued up. (I remember reading the word queue in a guide book for Japan when I was 16 and thinking it was a british word or a misspelling.)
Anyways, my sister in law just sent the pics from the wedding photographer so I thought I'd show you all what the reception looked like. You can contact her photography
here.
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| The tiny flowers I made in action |
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| Ignore the condensation caused by 90 degree weather in February |
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| They had a friend who let them use their home in the Biltmore Estates. Gorgeous! |
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| I made this sign as their wedding gift and for the serving table |
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| This was next to the sign in table as you walked in |
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| It's too bad they didn't get the whole "sign on a leaf" thing, despite examples. Ah well |
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| This is a the little corridor you walk down to enter the back yard. I'm in love with the vines growing around the pillars |
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| They even had a friend who plays harp |
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| They live on a golf course so their yard looks like it goes forever |
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3 comments:
Some of the views make me think of Versailles. You do such beautiful work.
Gorgeous venue. We could live there and pay people to keep it up and defy the status quo. And the word queue still intimidates me.
It certainly turned out to be a great success! Thank you for all the wonderful creativity you put into it.
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