Among the things I especially loved about this wedding:
the three beautiful, loving bridesmaids, _two_ of whom were pregnant! (see baby bump #1 at left);
the relationship Lindsay's mom had with both Lindsay and Andy. I loved hearing the story of how, before asking Lindsay for her hand in marriage, Andy asked Lindsay's mother for her blessing.
Next, he moved onto her reassurance, begging to know: 'Do you think she will say yes?!'
I also loved the relationship between the bride and groom and their siblings.
Lindsay and Andy are both one of three, and the closeness on both sides was just palpable.
Andy's brother Alex designed these exquisite programs and other gorgeous ornamentations.
And this speech, given by Lindsay's brother, was one of the most moving speeches I have ever heard at a wedding.
Other things I loved: that Lindsay and Andy took a group of guests ranging in age from seven to 70+ on a bike ride across the Golden Gate Bridge in the days before their wedding; that the wedding was deeply spiritual; the joy on Lindsay's grandfather's face (see below); that the guests came from around the world - from as far away as Mongolia! - to share in this occasion.
Here are a few more favorite images:
Location: Brazilian Room
Catering: Carrie Dove Catering
Florist: Megan Haney Designs
Music: Denon & Doyle
And, just in case you still haven't gotten your fill, here's their slideshow:
(If you can't see it, just click on this link: http://www.jklifestories.com/LindsayandAndy/ )
Florist: Megan Haney Designs
Music: Denon & Doyle
And, just in case you still haven't gotten your fill, here's their slideshow:
(If you can't see it, just click on this link: http://www.jklifestories.com/LindsayandAndy/ )
Congratulations Lindsay and Andy, and thanks for the inspiration.
