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| The first dance of the evening and as husband and wife. Meghan loves to dance and is very good at it. Myself, on the other hand, could use a few lessons, but I try when I need to. |
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| HONEYMOON |
| ENGAGEMENT |
| WEDDING |
| A nice picture with the sun setting in the background. We are standing up on the patio, which soon turned into the dance floor |
| Ah yes, time to eat some cake. There were alot of guests in the peanut gallery chanting us to shove the cake in each other's face, but we were good to each other. The cake was a delicious butter cream flavor. |
| Nothing I can say here, her facial expression says it all! |
| This is a picture of Meghan's grandparents (now mine too) shaking it up out on the dance floor. Don't they look wonderful together? Pastor Mahlow performed the ceremony for us, it was such a priveledge to be married by him. |
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| A toast by the best man. Meghan and I intertwined our arms and took a sip from the same glasses her grandparents did when they got married. |
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| Gifts, gifts and more gifts. Thank you everyone for the wonderful gifts you gave us to start out our life together and make our house a home. |
| Our mode of transportation all decked out with decorations. There were even a couple of surprises hiding out in the back seat and in the trunk. (Robin and Misty) |
