Here's Hubby with Dan on his cell wondering where the bride was and what was holding things up. He was anxious to get things moving!
Me with the groom.
The beautiful bride, Faith, walking down to the gazebo with her dear friend Colette. You can see the smile on her face as she spots her man.

Dan wanted a private ceremony....he would have preferred no one be there but we managed to shame him into a couple of people. Poor boy gets nervous having to speak in front of anyone! Sigh.
Here are the happy couple listening to Joe....right before the vows.
Faith is getting ready to put Dan's ring on. The picture of Dan putting her ring on didn't turn out very well.
I now present to you Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jandt.
Love this shot of them. So sweet.
Happy day!
P.S. You can read a funny blog here by a very determined best friend who decided she wasn't gonna miss this event even if Dan wanted it private!
5 comments:
What a lovely ceremony it looks like your son and new daughter-in-law had. Many, many congratulations are in order! I hope that their life together is filled with many other wonderful celebrations!
I love all your pictures, sweet mama!
I am so thrilled that I get to be a part of your family for reals now. I cannot even begin to tell you how much you have all meant to me these past few years. I love you all to itty bitty pieces!
Love love love you always.
Congrats, Cindy! I'm afraid it's true about the sons leaving their own families for their wives' families . . . But at least I know it and know to enjoy every minute I get with my boys!
What a pretty, sweet, intimate wedding they had. You must be so pleased : )
We both love the same shot...we'er the same! :)
I think my spy venture was the highlight of my summer...even trumps puppies...now that's somethin!!
Oh btw you make a beautiful Mother-in-Law girlfriend
You know the traidion's opposite in most of the world: India and China... etc. Where the new family gain an daughter in law who looks after the son's parents, with the son into old age. Which is why sons are considered far more valuable than daughters in those cultures.
They're a living Social Security/pension plan!!
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