
They have taken a long, bumpy road to get to this point. The ceremony depicted their joy and persistence.
My new sister-in-law has two children, Chase - 11 & Faith - 5.
My brother did the sweetest thing after they said their vows - he brought out engraved ID bracelets for both kids who were standing with them and presented them their own and declared his commitment to them and their family as a whole.

They were married in an old church in Cades Cove in the Smokey Mountains. If anyone hasn't been there, I can save you a long - long - long slow winding drive and say - it is the woods. You'll thank me.
Three days with the parental units weren't bad. I will say that I was never more happy to get home yesterday and stop the incessant chatter coming from the backseat. My husband didn't strangle them and I didn't strangle him - so all in all, good trip.
Note: More pictures in Flickr.
3 comments:
Congrats to them! The ID bracelets were a sweet idea.
Glad no one got strangled. That always put a damper on the festivities. ; )
Awww! They all look so happy! Great pics.
Thanks for the advice about not visiting Cades Cove. I'm always looking for travel advice.
How sweet is he?
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