Well, the wedding came and went. It was a splendid event, the bride looked ephemerally beautiful, the groom triumphant, and Megan glowed like an iridescent peacock.
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A demure bride entering the church |
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A splendid groom, Chris |
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Replete with a passel of besties |
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Even I scrubbed up for the occasion |
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Sophie T and Megan, looking like birds of paradise |
Family were in abundance, so it was great to be at a gathering of our diverse and geographically spread clan.
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Simon and kinder, from WA. |
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A very handsome Michael, Megan's son. |
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A gaggle of young beauties. |
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Kathryn and her daughters, Lauren and Olivia |
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David, Sandy and Andrew |
After family, we had a chance to catch up with many old Sydney friends.
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Megan, Leslie and Anna |
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Megan and her friend, Carole |
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Our very dear friends, Ralf and Jacqueline |
The ceremony was a simple and brief affair, held at St Benedicts on Broadway. It was a lovely and small church, built in the 1840's, one of the earliest Catholic churches in Sydney.
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The bridal party ready to enter the church |
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Michael and Ralf |
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At the altar |
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Vows being exchanged |
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Parents of the bride lighting the family candle |
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The homilies are spoken |
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Michael delivered an address
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Parents of the bride
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Signing the marriage certificate |
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And now you may kiss the bride! |
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Leaving the church |
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The wedding party leaves. |
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The bride outside |
Some posed photos in the church.
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The family |
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Parents of the bride and groom |
The reception was held at Sydney Rowing Club, Drummoyne.
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Outside the rowing club |
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Tanya and the minister |
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Sophie and Leah |
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Party on |
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Chris's family |
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Sophie T and Carole |
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The girls get down and dirty |
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Megan rocks out. |
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