Congratulations Sean and Ashley Wendt !!!

On Saturday, October 11, 4:00 p.m. at Woodside Romeo Campus, Sean Wendt and Ashley McKenzie were married.  It was a beautiful day. It began for the 3 of us with breakfast out then the bank and post office.  Jon worked outside cutting down hostas and cleaning up his garden.

It was a beautiful wedding.  The ceremony began with a video of the young couple talking about their 5 years together.  That was so very special.

They also had something different I've never seen before at a wedding.  The Unity Cross.

They were married in the same church that Bill and I were married.  Our wedding is where his cousin, Larry Wendt, stood up with our friend Christine White. They met at the rehearsal and were married a year later. Today I witnessed his son's wedding there.  Very special.    

The Wedding Party 

Actually, the girls' dresses were dark blue.  I "stole" this picture from FB. Not sure why their dresses turned out royal blue.  

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Doreen came from 3-6:00 to take care of Jessie and Debbie came from 6 until we got home around 10:00 p.m. from the wedding.  Doreen colored with Jessie, painted her fingernails and did silly selfies.  They had a fun time together.

When Debbie came she took Jessie outside to swing.  Doreen wanted to go outside to swing, but Jessie wouldn't go.  She will only do certain things with certain people.  I guess Debbie is her swinging partner.

Then they went to Benny's for dinner and Menchie's for dessert.  I love the picture of Jessie outside of Menchie's in the dark under the heat lamps, which really didn't throw off much heat according to Debbie.  Jess isn't out much after dark.  I wondered why they were eating outside and Debbie said there were quite a few kids inside.  Jessie chose the cold over the kids.  That would be my Jess.

Thank you, Doreen!  Thank you, Debbie, for giving Jessie a fun evening.

Well, yesterday is now history.  Sean and Ashley have been married for 1 day.  They leave on their honeymoon in the morning to Mexico.  Yesterday was a wonderful day of memories.