Mr & Mrs Rivlin
Having left the tallest and most populated city in America we took off to the flattest and seemingly least inhabited place. The reason for this trip was my brother´s wedding to a native South Dakotan, Ann Fishback. From Thursday to Sunday we went from barbeque to rehearsal to celebratory meal and of course to the wedding itself.
The wedding was due to take place in Ann´s family home, which was a 100 year old house set in a huge beautiful garden. However weather did not permit and we had to move the whole wedding to the Fishback Theatre. The ceremony took place on stage and was lovely. As best man I managed to not lose the ring and not be kicked out after my speech. It was a fantastic weekend seeing all the family from England and America together again. The fact that Joel has finally been taken off our hands was an added bonus.
The wedding was due to take place in Ann´s family home, which was a 100 year old house set in a huge beautiful garden. However weather did not permit and we had to move the whole wedding to the Fishback Theatre. The ceremony took place on stage and was lovely. As best man I managed to not lose the ring and not be kicked out after my speech. It was a fantastic weekend seeing all the family from England and America together again. The fact that Joel has finally been taken off our hands was an added bonus.
posted by Carrie at
8/24/2005 10:11:00 PM
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