Better still, they chose to be married on the rocks at Hartlen Point.
It was a lovely, intimate affair, as I was one of only four guests, not counting the photographers.
As they exchanged promises, a knot was tied in a sash, linking their hands, for each promise made.
Their profound love for each other was a beautiful thing to see, as they celebrated their union.
OMG they looked beautiful ! |
After the ceremony, we headed to nearby Fisherman`s Cove to take more photos.
The forecast had been uncertain all week. We were prepared for rain, with a collection of rainbow umbrellas. They proved to be a marvellous prop.
After a wonderful lunch at Emma`s, in the Passage, we took a boat to McNab`s Island. There, we explored the ruins of one of the two forts on the island.
Did I mentioned that Remi, the dog, was the ring bearer at the wedding ? |
Amy and Mickie had made lovely, chocolate, tofu cake and brought a tiny stove to heat water for tea and coffee.
I am so grateful to Amy and Mickie for letting me share this very special occasion with them.
Without a doubt it was one of the best days of my life !
And I think Trey would say the same.
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy happy news!
ReplyDeleteNow for the obvious .... "...before we knew, the marriage was on the rocks!" Sorry, just way too obvious. But then, I AM the Queen of Obviousness. Happy for your friends
ITC-1
I am lovin' this! Glad it was one of the bestest days in your whole life. I can feel the joy pulsating all the way over here. May they, may they indeed, live happily ever after.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteITC -- You are forgiven.
Kathy, I sure slept like a log at the end of the day.
Thank You Dearest for forgiving me. It looks like it was a blast of a day. Your photos were amazing especially the red building and the ladies in front with the umbrella and I absolutely adore the last shot of the boats at sunset.
ReplyDeleteThis post was a wonderful gift to your friends. May they read it again with joy on their 50th anniversary.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your friends. It looks like a marvelous place to start their wedded life.
ReplyDeleteWhat absolutely wonderful images you captured of this momentous occasion! Congrats to the newlyweds and their steadfast friends. All there is, is love.
ReplyDeleteAre you still sleeping? **smile** Hi Sybil. Hope you're enjoying these lovely spring days.
ReplyDeleteThank you my dear friend and kindred spirit Sybil! We are forever grateful for you!!!! This day will live on forever in our hearts...I have read this blog so many times! It was like it happened yesterday! You, Dianne, Karen, Wendy, Blanche, Wendy Nunn, Trey, Remi and of course, my wife, Amy created the most wonderful day of my life. Thank you for this gift!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet sentiment Gerry. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLes, it's one of my favourite places to go -- Hartlen Point.
Linda, All there IS is LOVE. So true.
Kathy, I'm awake, I'm awake, honest !
Mickie dearest, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your special day.
Mickie and Amy,
ReplyDeleteYour pictures and both of you look beautiful! Congratulations, and may you live a long and happy life together!
Blessings and love
Cathy
Sybil, your photos are beautiful but then again, you did have some pretty gorgeous subjects. They are both just radiant.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and happy girls!
ReplyDeleteSo amazing event!
Beautiful pictures and beautiful day for both of you. Hope you have many many years ahead and enjoy life to the fullest.
ReplyDeleteYour cousin, Robin Cochrane
Cathy and Robin and Chujuk, I will make sure Amy and Mickie see your good wishes.
ReplyDeleteAmy-Lynn, they DO look gorgeous don't they ! They were so happy and I felt so privileged to be able to share their wonderful day.