This post could be alternately titled "The Pineapples Publicly Display Affection." Mellon Park is a popular spot for skateboarding teens and pooping pigeons. Luckily, I think we managed to scare off both. We did have a small audience of on-lookers, one of whom said to her husband "Look at those beautiful flowers!" She must have been wondering how we managed to get peonies in October.
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Here is a little bit of proof that your bridesmaids don't have to wear the same thing to look stunning. I purchased the shawls at H&M for $9 a piece, which was a pretty sweet deal. I chose the colors based on what I thought each girl would like the most. I had pretty much thrown the "wedding colors" concept out then window by that point.
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Here at the boys all wearing different gray suits and ties we gave to them that sort-of matched.
All of the groomsmen have jobs that already required suits except for one, Mike (aka our free-j). Luckily, since he is an actor he was able to rent his suit from a costume shop. Talk about using your resources wisely.
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I am not sure what the concrete stage thing we are standing on was originally intended for, but it was a great spot for our photos.
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Have you noticed how we are on the verge of laughter in many of the photos? Well, Mr. Pineapple kept burping and blowing in my face. Awe, memories.
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This is one of my favorite photos from the day. I'm not normally a fan of the tilt/wacky angle, but this one is an exception.
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Here is a little bit of proof that your bridesmaids don't have to wear the same thing to look stunning. I purchased the shawls at H&M for $9 a piece, which was a pretty sweet deal. I chose the colors based on what I thought each girl would like the most. I had pretty much thrown the "wedding colors" concept out then window by that point.
© Mary Mervis PhotographyHere at the boys all wearing different gray suits and ties we gave to them that sort-of matched.
All of the groomsmen have jobs that already required suits except for one, Mike (aka our free-j). Luckily, since he is an actor he was able to rent his suit from a costume shop. Talk about using your resources wisely.
© Mary Mervis PhotographyI am not sure what the concrete stage thing we are standing on was originally intended for, but it was a great spot for our photos.
© Mary Mervis PhotographyHave you noticed how we are on the verge of laughter in many of the photos? Well, Mr. Pineapple kept burping and blowing in my face. Awe, memories.
© Mary Mervis PhotographyThis is one of my favorite photos from the day. I'm not normally a fan of the tilt/wacky angle, but this one is an exception.
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© Mingwei Tay PhotographyThere is that sun again! Wow, I really cannot wait for spring!
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Time to head back to the River's Club, pluck some fall leaves out from my crinoline, reapply a little lipstick and get hitched (again)!
Are you planning to have portraits taken at your ceremony site or somewhere else?
© Mary Mervis PhotographyTime to head back to the River's Club, pluck some fall leaves out from my crinoline, reapply a little lipstick and get hitched (again)!
Are you planning to have portraits taken at your ceremony site or somewhere else?
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