Hey everyone,
Dad set this up to keep everyone talking in the family about our lives and keep the family together. I feel the wedding of Tiffany and I is the perfect special event to start the blog back up.
Tiffany and I would like to thank everyone who helped make our wedding day so Amazing and Special! Without every persons' help for it would not have been as Wonderful as it was. We also want to say thank you again for celebrating this very special day with us. Without the support of our families we would have been total wreck (more so than we already were) before the wedding. Thank you all for your patience and love with us.
The wedding day was better than either of us ever imagined and it was so perfect to spending it with so many people who have touched each of our lives throughout the years. Andy and Charlie stepped up and helped out so much the morning of the wedding to help get the day going smooth at the hotel where the party was getting ready. The music that Aunt Robin played and that Aunt Deb sang helped to bring such a more sweet and special touch of family to the whole ceremony. The ceremony was truly wonderful and I still see My Beautiful Wife in her Gorgeous Dress every time I close my eyes. Yes, Abby you were right about the dress.
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After the wedding we loaded the car and headed to Williamsburg for our honeymoon. We spent 2 days at Busch Gardens one of those days spent with Abby and Joey who came and spent the day with us after bluntly hinting that they would glad come to Busch Gardens if we invited them. We spent the other day doing the Busch Garden's Animal tours. We got to pet lemurs, armadillos and several other animals. The most exciting thing for me was training the wolves at the park. We spent time going to the historical parks in Williamsburg and just relaxing. Plus had so much fun going to Norfolk to replace my glasses that were lost at Busch Gardens and renting a car since my car broke down. The trip was absolutely Amazing and would not have changed a single minute of it.