Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Mona & Ryan aka Labor Day Weekend Wedding

It was a lovely day for a wedding.........

And Mona was an absolutely beautiful bride! (But then, we knew she would be!)

She and Ryan were both nervous, excited, nervous, happy, nervous, and well..... nervous. It made us all smile as we seem to remember one fact that brides and grooms experiencing a wedding day for themselves forget----------------- it will all happen, it will go off smoothly (for the most part) and friends and family around them will generally have a wonderful time. Their ceremony was held at The Gathering in south city in a church that was lovingly updated while giving a nod to the gorgeous architecture of its past. Danielle commented more than once (and even blogged on her personal blog) that she absolutely loved the words of the Pastor during the ceremony. It was warm and personal and touching.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. ceremony over and time to have some fun. Relax a little.

The day, while warm, certainly could have been one heck of a lot hotter as far as usual Labor Day weekends go. While we were all out on location there was the breath of a breeze-- and a brilliant day!
The reception was held at DeMenil Mansion, it was a lovely evening---- not too hot (always great at an outdoor venue).

Pink and Green------- colors to tribute breast cancer and our military, respectively. Just another one of the details attended to by Mona and Ryan.

Congrats-------- here's to a brilliant and happy future!

3 comments:

Sisters Blog said...

Bobbi and Tina - beautiful job as usual!

CMAX Photography said...

Gorgeous work as usual! I know how you went above and beyond for Mona & Ryan and it shows in the pics!

You have a huge heart and that is why we love you so much!

Unknown said...

Bobbi-

THANK you for EVERYTHING. I mean it! The pictures are amazing!!! You did the photography and did it sooo well, but you also did SO much more. You helped so much with the craziness of the day. THANK YOU! You guys are the complete package. I feel so blessed.

Mona