Christin + Philip.

Yay! all done with the wedding photos!

The Ceremony was in Newport, Rhode Island at a little Methodist Church (one of the oldest in the country), from there we took the trolley back to the house in Middletown going down Ocean Drive. The party was catered at their house. :)

Since there are now 290 wedding photos on my Flickr account, (to go to my flickr set, click here.) From here Ill just let some snippets from the photos tell the story. 

Before the ceremony. 

The Church.

My Aunt Annie, Leon, And cousin Kyle.

The bride, Christin, and my Uncle Merle. 

The Ceremony

The new couple.

Fam and friends.

oh and kids too. I discovered this in the corner of one of my photos. lol.

The trolley/Champagne fest. :)

and then a stop on ocean drive for photos.

Leon, her son is inseparable with that puppy. It is like his security dog. :)

Then back on the trolley.

Then the Par Tay.

Soooo many photos of the party. Click to see more. 

Annnddd thennn It was bedtime. 

-Angela

Before Rehearsal.

A few random pics before they were off to rehearse (and I was off to play around the pier).

Meet the cuz. Philip. Groom to be. Yes. He made this face in most of the photos. We are indeed related. 

Meet 17 month old Leon. Son of the Bride to be, Christin, who is standing behind. This was baby Leon's reaction to the sound of my camera shutter going off. 

Clinging tightly to Trac-tor (everything with wheels is tractor) as the fascination with my camera grew. Wait...for it... wait.. for it...

Yup. There it is. Luckily he responded very well to me telling him "Nein".  Oh yes. That's another thing....

All the while I thought he was speaking babytalk to me and a few baby words...turns out as a result of his mother being a native German....

He was actually speaking German... no.. not babytalk... saying words like "please" "thank you" "open" "let me see" "grandpa" "food" etc.... Hello Angela. He is a German baby. He speaks German. Oh yeah and some English too. Cause thats how they do it over there in Europe. 

Papa and Trac-tor (pronounced just like that). Gah. Look at that face. How do you say "Nein" to that face?

Groom to be and best-man to be. Couple of army guys smokin' in the back yard. 

Uncle Merle. Or wait here let's practice our German. This is "Opa" to baby Leon. :)

-Angela