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| Me & Spouse at cocktail hour |
Blue Moon where I perform in the Legends show. After 36 years together they got married, and it was top shelf the whole way.
The ceremony was presided over by the Bishop Gene Robinson, the 1st openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church. Tim & Randy's longtime friend and recording artist Pamala Stanley sang during the ceremony, and Tim's brother shared a poem. After the ceremony the couple received their guests and everyone enjoyed an open bar, passed hors d'ouerves, and a fruit and cheese table while a jazz trio played.
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| Huge floral arrangements abound! |
An hour or so later everyone was asked to enter the dining room and find their seats. Spouse & I were seated at a table with several of my fellow Legends and Rehoboth Idol performers and a few others. Again there was an open bar, and servers offered everyone red or white wine at the table. A longtime friend of the couple spoke, followed by Miss Richfield 1981 who left everyone in stitches! Then came the spinach salads, followed by the entre: surf and turf with risoto. Amazing! The balance of the night was filled with conversations, laughter, wedding cake, and dancing to the 10-piece band. It was quite a lovely and fun event.
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| The wedding cake |
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| Me with my good friends Rick & Lisa |
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| My handsome Spouse |
The next morning we showered, filled travel mugs with coffee, grabbed the dogs, and headed to VA to spend Mothers Day with Spouse's mom. We arrived shortly before noon and since it was a nice day, the 3 of us sat outside in her back yard while the dogs ran around off-leash.
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| Spouse's sister and her margarita |
Then at 2:30 we met up with Spouse's brothers and sister and their spouses and children for an early dinner at Cantina Mexicana (aka: The Taco House). It was wonderful to see the owners (and our friends) Juan & Gloria again, and they treated our group of 12 like royalty. From appetizers to entres to drinks and dessert, we were there for 3 hours! But the time seemed to fly by.
Back and Spouse's mom's house we gave her a gift: a neckless, earlings, and matching bracelet. She loves costume jewelry and wears it every time she leaves the house, so we knew she'd enjoy it. We left at 6:45 and got home at 9:15. It was a long but fun day.
2 comments:
what, no catered pizza? bwhahahahaha!
looks and sounds FABULOUS! famous people involved too! and after 36 years no less; mazel tov to the happy couple!
That wedding sounds like it was so much fun! Your buddies are great at planning a fantastic party.
It looks like a happy crowd at the taco house.
So....if you look at you in the taco house picture, at first I thought something had escaped from your pants, and had to look closely to figure out what I was actually seeing.....your arm!
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