Even MORE pictures!

Our pictures from Todd turned out so great that I don't seem to be able to stop myself from posting them... the funny thing is that he hasn't even "worked his magic" on them (as MJ likes to say) and done any of the touch up work or special effects yet. I changed a couple of them to black and white myself just for fun... so... there will probably be a couple more in the future... hope that's OK with everyone!

More Pictures From Stanley

Wedding Week - Part Three: The Reception

Roasting s'mores after dinner.

First dance.

The college ladies.

Bunco ladies.

The Girl's Night ladies.

Now that is service! MJ grabbing a beer while swinging with his sister & mom.

Chloe & Shanna.

Me with Susan & Michelle.

Cheryl & Mark

Ami and Jarrod.

Annie & Michelle.

Boogie on down!

Dave & MJ.

Bob & Teddy.

Adorable!

Love it!

Poor David - his head got cut off!

Frank (the manager of Terrace Lakes) and I toasting to the wrap of a hugely successful event.

Garden Valley feels like home to me. We felt so fortunate to be surrounded by so many incredible friends and family as we celebrated our marriage that Saturday. We estimated there to be about 140 (we didn't have enough tables, but no one seemed to mind too much). I'll post more of these soon. All of the pictures I have posted today are courtesy of Dawn, she did a stellar job of documenting our week.

Wedding Week - Part Two: Camping at Petit Lake

After the ceremony and a night at Redfish Lake in their plush cabins Wendy, Alisha, Dawn, Scott, Joe, Kathy, MJ and I loaded up the left over wine and champagne headed south to Petit Lake.


Wendy & Zack in beautiful Petit Lake.

How many Johnstons, Hodsons & Headricks doe it take to build a camp fire?

Sheesh getting ready for our ride.

Wendy and Alisha looking on at all the talented music going on.

Having Joe play while we sang around the camp fire made my year. He is amazing, he knew so many of the songs we threw out at him. Fantastic.

Newlyweds.

I think I was attempting to dance here... and yes, that is definitely a glass of wine in my hand influencing my desire to dance...

Sing it sista! Kat rocking out!

Scott can play anything... he's an incredibly talented musician, but I think he was missing his drums!

Part One Continued - The Dinner in Stanley

Peggy had bought us salt and pepper shakers after we got engaged to use as a cake topper. I accidentally (I swear it wasn't on purpose!) broke off the groom's head the night before the wedding. Fortunately no one could tell after we applied the tried and true Gorilla Glue we keep around emergencies such as this.

The moms.

The brothers.

Skol!

After our incredibly long 9 -1/2 minute ceremony and some pictures by the famous Stanley fence we walked down to a covered area for dinner. My family and MJ's had prepared kabobs to barbecue. Joe & Scott manned the grill and I can honestly say that I had the best skewers of my life that night. Everything was fabulous.