Photo by myself in Union Square.
A contortionist kept a small crowd enthralled while he twisted, turned and stood on tippy toe.
My friend's wedding last weekend wedding in Cape Cod was a smashing success, and a prime example of weddings suited to the culture of the times. He's an architect, she an aspiring artist. They're saving their money for a down payment on a home.
The dresses for the bride and bridesmaids were from J. Crew. The wedding cake were cakes, plural, actually sponge cakes from Trader Joes, spruced up with fresh fruit. A buffet dinner for well over a hundred guests meant fewer waitstaff. The bar sported only beer and wine, no hard liquor.
And instead of a band, the music was assembled on the groom's ipod, and the dancing went on for hours.
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That's a subprime marriage!
ReplyDeletela prise de vue rend très bien, on dirait un danseur
ReplyDeleteshot is very well productive, they would say a dancer
I never saw one of these that I didn't like. I can't spell it.
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Def the way to do it with a wedding. I think people enjoy themselves more when it all feels relaxed. If it is a posh do you always feel that you have to act in a certain way.
ReplyDeleteAnd expensive weddings cost so much for just one day's fun.
I would def have a DIY wedding if I were ever to go down that route again.
sounds like a fun wedding Kitty.
ReplyDeletecool capture here too.
I love the thriftiness of the wedding! We spent way too much money on our wedding.
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