Terry and Kimberly got married. And we were there. It was beautiful. Everything about it....the weather, the decorations, and
especially the ceremony. It was one of the most precious weddings I have attended. It was so personal. So real. So fun. So lovely. And Kimberly....she was
gorgeous. And Terry....he was radiating in his love for her. The wedding was held in a church
building on top of a big hill (in Santa Barbara) in a sanctuary that opened to to great outdoors on one side. The entire "wall" was made out of huge sliding glass windows, so when the windows were slid out of the way there was just open air and columns on that side of the
sanctuary. It was so neat. After the ceremony we went out onto the lawn for the reception and enjoyed lots of treats. After they cut the cake Kimberly sat down in a chair and Terry washed her feet. (A beautiful experience to watch.) When he was done Kimberly took the mic and told everyone that that was done in place of the
garter toss. (How cool) And then she said that she had a gift for all of the ladies. "Really", she said........"there will be no
bouquet toss." (that's pretty cool too) Joel David was a little confused by all of this however b/c he kept asking me what the gift was for the ladies and if I was going to get one and when was I going to get it. :) I did the best I could at explaining the whole thing and he was finally satisfied with it I suppose. I am so thankful for our time in Santa Barbara and so glad that we were able to witness and be a part of this very special day. (Hey Kimberly, now that I've blogged about your wedding maybe you'll get a little bee in your bonnet to update your blog. :)
Terry and Kimberly got married. And we were there. It was beautiful. Everything about it....the weather, the decorations, and especially the ceremony. It was one of the most precious weddings I have attended. It was so personal. So real. So fun. So lovely. And Kimberly....she was gorgeous. And Terry....he was radiating in his love for her. The wedding was held in a church building on top of a big hill (in Santa Barbara) in a sanctuary that opened to to great outdoors on one side. The entire "wall" was made out of huge sliding glass windows, so when the windows were slid out of the way there was just open air and columns on that side of the sanctuary. It was so neat. After the ceremony we went out onto the lawn for the reception and enjoyed lots of treats. After they cut the cake Kimberly sat down in a chair and Terry washed her feet. (A beautiful experience to watch.) When he was done Kimberly took the mic and told everyone that that was done in place of the garter toss. (How cool) And then she said that she had a gift for all of the ladies. "Really", she said........"there will be no bouquet toss." (that's pretty cool too) Joel David was a little confused by all of this however b/c he kept asking me what the gift was for the ladies and if I was going to get one and when was I going to get it. :) I did the best I could at explaining the whole thing and he was finally satisfied with it I suppose. I am so thankful for our time in Santa Barbara and so glad that we were able to witness and be a part of this very special day. (Hey Kimberly, now that I've blogged about your wedding maybe you'll get a little bee in your bonnet to update your blog. :) 
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