KRISTAL AND JOSH'S WEDDING
SAT 17TH DECEMBER 2011 3PM!
Entrance welcome
The Bridegroom:
Joshua Davine, with Kimberley -
met us as we arrived.
Josh - looking pretty happy!
Kimberley
Guests beginning to arrive and take a seat
Lovely band playing beautiful music
Courtenay - absolutely gorgeous in yellow and black
Courtenay chatting with Ian and Helen from Adelaide
Carol, looked SO beautiful!
Honestly, this photo does not do her justice!
Loved the way they did her hair!!
Hank and Rose
Tina and Jason
Marianne - also looked really beautiful!
Rebecca
Most people seated, and now awaiting the brides arrival.
Myles and Julia
Paul, the MC, waiting to welcome the bride and her father as they come through....
First to come through ~ the bridesmaid and flower girl ~
Jenna Louise and little Samantha (alias Sam!)
Here is the bride!!!
David and Kristal!
(Some of these are out of order, sorry)
Heidi and Rebecca chatting.
Mother and Father of little Sam ~ Darryn and Christine
Back to the ceremony (photos back in order again now!)
Dave giving Kristal to Josh..
Beautiful wedding vows
Courtenay giving a speech ~ cute story about two dinosaurs meeting!
Married (missed the kiss sorry ~ these new fangled cameras aren't quick enough off the mark!)
After this, we all lined up in a long queue and came to congratulate the new Mr and Mrs Davine.
Kristal with Julia
The lovely Les and Hilary!
The bridesmaid ~ Jenna Louise
The bridesmaid and the best man!
Yep! That's right, Josh chose Kimberley as his best man... but she was named the Best Mate!
Standing around, toasting the new couple.
David and his mum, Ivy.
Group photos now ~ I am not the worlds best photographer, but at least it gives an idea of them all!
The Chenery Family
(getting organised for the photo, by the looks of it!)
Here we go!
The Chenery Family, with Ivy.
Peter and his wife Mari(?)
So sorry for not being sure of the name.
This is Josh's Father and stepmother.
With Ivy and her two sisters.
Left to right:
Ivy, Shirley, Josh, Kristal, Myrtle and Bruce
Lois and Peter
Mike and Peter ~ resplendent in their purple ties!
Caroline and Lois ~ resplendent in their purple also!
Four beautiful sisters!
Kim, Court, Kristal and Jenna!
Carol and Caroline
Marianne and Caroline
A most original cake ~ as in the dearest little birds ~ and we all had a cuppa at lovely little tables and ate the cup cakes! Vanilla, Chocolate and Coffee. Whoever made them, made them so soft and beautiful. A pleasure to the taste buds indeed!
And now, what a treat!
LOOK at all these GORGEOUS cups and saucers for us to drink from!
Oh, so beautiful.
We felt like Victorian ladies and gentlemen!
Marianne is so photogenic! She looked gorgeous!
Two brothers yarning the night away ~ between Paul's job of MC, of course!
Take note throughout all the photos of the origami cranes.
It seems that there is a tradition that the bride is to fold 1000, and the husband the 1001st one.
But Kristal (and her family, I think) folded 1600! If you look, you will see them hanging all over the places! Amazing!
The Bride and Groom arrive for their first meal together! Breakfast!
I know this is blurry, but I loved the picture of Kristal's happy face!
SPEECHES
Peter Davine
David
Carol
The bridesmaid, Jenna Louise
The Best mate, Kimberley.
Nana Ivy
David embraces his mother.
Ivy, Dave and Josh
Josh embraces Nana Ivy.
Paul ~ MC
SHOES!
Well, I began to notice that many of the shoes were quite 'out there'!
I loved how people were so brave and courageous to wear such FUN things on their feet!
So, I took some photos. I missed quite a few, but this is a small selection!
Carol
Kathryn
Nana Ivy!
Courtenay
Tina
Kathryn again - you can't quite see, but the inside part of those heels, facing into the sole were actually mirrors!
Fascinating!
Not sure, but one of Krystal's nursing friends!
Jenna Louise
Kimberley
3 comments:
Thanks for all the photos Caroline!!! Was lovely to see the wedding and so many happy people.
Thank you! Yes, she had a fairytale wedding dress and was so happy. Josh was wiping tears of happiness from his eyes after they made their vows. Happy really was the key word for them. You saw that!
You're fantastic, Caroline! Thanks for posting these - it's fun to see, especially all the cups from the afternoon tea - I missed all of that!
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