These were the important words used to solemnize the vowels made by Our Son and new Daughter in law in the beautiful Garden Setting, attended by family and friends.
All was as perfect as could be, with over cast conditions that just let the sun peek through at the most important times, making the conditions for the day not too hot and very good for the Wedding.
A stunning entrance was made by the Bride in a traditional Carriage pulled by two buckskin horses.
In the garden a harpist played beautifully, adding not only delight to our audio senses but also with such an amazingly beautiful instrument in the garden scene, our visual senses were joyfully accepting every detail of our surroundings.
The Groom and his brothers waited patiently for the Bride and her attendants, as all the gathered friends and family took in this glorious moment to watch the bride arrive through the Garden gates in her carriage.
All the pre wedding practice paid off as the bride made her way to the pergola along the long garden path.
The ceremony was conducted by a Pastor and was very lovingly and reassuringly presented.
As the groom kissed his bride all the tensions on their behalf seemed to subside and you will see that in the slide show below.
An amazing omen on the day was a flock of Corella's descending in the nearby gum trees. After circling above the wedding party, whilst the bride and groom signed their certificates it was a delightful moment. We called them the Aussie Doves as they chirped out their amazing cacophony from the Sky above.
Sitting in the trees for about five minutes the birds then flew off into the sky and left the garden as a peaceful haven for the rest of the group photographs being taken by many of us still attending.
After the Garden wedding we had a reception at a nearby Golf course and as we all waited for the couple to arrive through the front doors, a call was made to look out from the back veranda as the four golf buggies raced up the green carrying the Bridal party. A sight that made us all laugh out loudly in delight.
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