I’ve finally finished compiling all I can remember from the wedding. Also, all the pictures are in. I’m going to be posting about it in segments. It is a little too much information for one post. So please enjoy part one.
I am not sure how I can possible begin to organize the last two weeks into a coherent string of syllables. I beg your patience with the grammatical and punctuation errors to follow.
After countless phone calls, months of Sunday pow-wows, and asking every living thing “what am I forgetting?”, six months to the day of Ian proposing to me, we finally got married at 2:30 P.M. on December 20th in Millersburg, Ohio. At 3 A.M on Sunday, December 21st, we finally got to sleep.
Backing up a bit though, we actually arrived in Ohio on December 13th. I don’t remember much of that week. I know that we racked up 1000 miles on the rental and I listened to the same MC Frontalot CD an absurd amount of times. On Monday, Matt arrived. I explained many times just how far in the middle of nowhere my parents lived; but even Matt sounded surprised to admit at I grew up in the BFE. On Tuesday, Dom arrived and a stronghold to WoW was erected in my parent’s livingroom. I think my parents were bemused by this, even though my mom plays WoW and, in most cases, is better at it than me. On Wednesday, we got our marriage license and met with the DJ. He had no idea what half the music we requested was. I still do not think he does. On Thursday, we rested. Friday was a fun flurry of activities between decorating the reception hall, rehearsal lunch, rehearsal, getting car sick going to pick up one of my bridesmaids, and trying to get back to bed at a decent hour. I think I went to sleep around 1 AM and got up around 6 AM. Not a stellar rest. Really, don’t sleep on a couch the night before you get married. It may be the most comfortable couch in the world and you might have slept like a million babies on it countless times before; but you won’t the night before your wedding.
Please enjoy some post wedding pictures.
