... part FOUR.
... so after a really fun time getting the "in betweens" done, we rushed over to the Abbotsford City Hall for the family-session.
It was cold ... not sure why they tested the water *grin*.
This necklace had incredible sentimental value. It had been in the family for generations - and I'm afraid I don't remember quite how far back exactly - but I believe it was back to the 1700's. Avin proudly wore it for all her family photos ...
These were two large families - and there was a lot of groupings with special people. I can't pick and choose *grin* - so I've just chosen the two immediate families to show ...
After the family pics, we were to head straight to the reception. We were BANG on time - until ... well. The car that Joel and Avin were in didn't start. Everyone had left, except for me - which meant I got to be their chauffeur. They all piled into my car and I felt so privileged. I mean - really. Who gets to spend THIS kind of time with the bride and groom? I love my job ...
I snapped this pic - just as a little reminder *grin*.
The venue was lovely - bright and cheery. I loved the chinese lanterns - and the guests - they always make a party, a party *grin*.
Joel's sisters sang ...
I didn't stay long - but what I did see and hear such wonderful things ... Avin, Joel, what an immense privilege it was to be a part of your celebration. Your story has touched me so much, and I pray so much blessing on your lives as you continue to put Him first in all you do!
Thank you for choosing me *smile*.
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