As Tim waited patiently for the doors to open, Clayton couldn't resist peering round him to see his aunt:

These pictures have me wondering what Stephanie's father was saying. I don't think Tim could hear so his smile was definitely due to finally seeing Stephanie:

The church of St Agnes is just so beautiful. The deep green walls and the gold inscriptions made a stunning backdrop for the wedding vows:

The blessing and exchange of wedding rings:

The church of St Agnes is just so beautiful. The deep green walls and the gold inscriptions made a stunning backdrop for the wedding vows:
The blessing and exchange of wedding rings:
The ceremony was led by Reverend Brian M. Flately. When a wedding ceremony includes a full mass it allows me time to explore the view from the balcony:

And time to get shots like these of the bridesmaids giggling:

And by the power vested in me by the state of my blog, I pronounce you man and wife, you may now kiss the bride:

And by the power vested in me by the state of my blog, I pronounce you man and wife, you may now kiss the bride:
Check back tomorrow for some relaxed family portraits and fun with the very good-looking wedding party :)
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