I also remember that, in spite of major surgery not long before, Martha was determined to walk down the aisle — and she did! Yay, Martha! And I know you two still act madly in love with each other. I must have tied that knot pretty well, huh?
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Saturday Snapshot ~ Martha and Jess
I also remember that, in spite of major surgery not long before, Martha was determined to walk down the aisle — and she did! Yay, Martha! And I know you two still act madly in love with each other. I must have tied that knot pretty well, huh?
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Oh my goodness, it proves she loved that guy. I don't think I could walk down the aisle after major surgery. Enjoyed the photo. It' doesn't look 20 years old. That's a good thing.:)
It's very fun to take those walks down memory lane. Great story and photo Bonnie.
what a happy day! 20 years go by pretty quickly, don't they?
What a nice picture. Happy anniversary to the happy couple!
Oh, what wonderful memories! Love how you tell the story. Thanks for sharing.
Here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT
What a great memory! Thanks for sharing it.
Bonnie that is so awesome! What a great picture and memory - and LOOK AT YOU! :) You made me smile!
What a cute photo. And so good for them that they're still in love :-)
Aw, how sweet!
Wonderful memories!
Here is my Saturday Snapshot post!
What a terrific snapshot! Nice to know you had such a major role in helping a young couple seal the deal, huh?
What a wonderful post!
What a great thing! I've performed about 5 weddings for friends and it really is special (I get "ordained" for their weddings)
Sheila, did I fail to tell you I'm an ordained minister? Or had you just never imagined me wearing a black robe? I rarely wore a collar, unlike clergywomen in the Episcopal church, for instance.
Helen, what does that mean, you get "ordained" for their weddings? Is it legal? Or does someone else (maybe someone ordained) do the legal part of the service?
Happy Anniversary to the couple!
That is such a great story! I didn't know you were able to marry people either - very neat! :)
Bonnie, regarding your question. In California (and other states?) The local Hall of Records/County can "ordain" someone to perform a marriage between 2 specific people on one specific day. A lot of people here do it so a friend or relative can perform the wedding ceremony and it's legal
Wow, thanks for explaining, Helen. I have never heard about that, and we don't have anything like it here, as far as I know. Because I am ordained by the United Methodist Church, I can perform marriage ceremonies in Tennessee and also in other states. But others, who are only licensed to preach, cannot. That may have changed, but I haven't heard about it.
Thanks to all of you "bloggers" for the nice comments! And, it is true, Jess and I are still crazy about each other!
Martha
What a lovely post today, Bonnie!
And congratulations to Martha and Jess
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