So the big day finally arrived… and I was ill. Just what a bride wants right, to wake up the day before her wedding and to have little or no voice left? I’m sure everyone else thoroughly enjoyed the ‘quiet time’ but for me it was a case of tonsillitis. Great. So much for my big plans of a girly evening the night before the wedding. I had to leave dinner early and headed to bed at just gone 8pm. Gutted.
After a pretty fitful nights sleep (or lack there of), the morning finally came around the day got into it’s hectic yet fun filled rhythm. Marc and Darren arrived to start trying to tame our many wild manes whilst Bobbi had the unenviable job of trying to make me look beautiful. It’s a hard job, believe me.
The cake arrived, the flowers looked amazing and we were finally ready. It was time to go…
The Piper waited patiently for us at the Church and announced our arrival (and my screeching at my poor sister to GET OFF MY BLOODY TRAIN! – Then I realised it was me who was stood on it – oops).
The ceremony was AMAZING and I even managed to not wet myself laughing or cry hysterically.
As we signed the register the gorgeous Lee gave us our wedding present as he sang ‘Two Coins’ to our waiting guests. It was perfect.
A register signing and a few snaps later and we were ready to hit the road and head back to the reception to get the real party started!
The reception was amazing and everything fell into place! My Mom was astounded by the Steel Band, the kids (and my sister and brother in law), loved the lawn games – especially the space hopper races and I even managed to win a toy or two on the coconut shy.
Well, actually I didn’t but hey I was the bride – they took pity on me and gave me a few due to my pathetically bad aim! Oh well, same outcome – I still got a toy! Yay!
Everyone looked so lovely too – it was great to have most of our family and friends there to celebrate with us – I just wish that EVERYONE could have been there – oh well, maybe next time… (don’t worry I’m talking about vow renewals not another marriage!)
Everyone (I think) had an amazing day and I got to marry my man so all in all, the Bridezilla-ness and all the sleepless nights were definitely worth it. Now to plan the vow renewals….



































































