Sunday, September 18, 2011

Dana Point Honeymoon

For anyone who is lactose intolerant or otherwise opposed to great amounts of cheese in one setting, do not read this blog. For it is the first newlywed blog post I have created!
So I am going to wait until I get all of my pictures back before I post on the wedding and stuff. I just feel wrong without them. Pretty much my whole wedding/reception experience was pretty surreal. I remember when we were having our first dance ("Til Kingdom Come" by Coldplay, which is also both of our ringtones for each other), I was overwhelmed by the fact that I was having my FIRST DANCE of my wedding reception! It was crazy! I don't remember much of what was said at the wedding, I just loved walking into the room and feeling the love of so many people that I have known for a long time there.
I'll continue. We got married, had our wedding dinner, which was filled with love and laughter. The laughter mainly came from my dad's impersonation of the walk he took with Brandon when Brandon asked him to marry me. He took the part of Brandon, and Tommy took the part of my dad. I just about fell out of my chair laughing. Some highlights were him spinning around the room saying "I'M IN LOVE I'M IN LOVE AND I DON'T CARE WHO KNOWS IT!", getting on his knees and saying "I'm doing the work! Give me give me give me I need I need I need, give me give me give me!" from our favorite movie (what about bob?), and singing "Just the Way You Are" by Bruno Mars and "The Power of Love" by Celine Dion. After all the toasts, I kind of stumbled out a few words. I was honestly still in shock and awe of how many people were there to support us and wish us well. After that, we were off to Dana Point for our honeymoon. We had some highlights from that:
We went to the beach that Monday. It was soooo nice, and I loved taking pictures there.

My husband, the puppy.


It was pretty good weather, I just watched Brandon get pounded by the waves. I didn't actually want to get beaten also.
We also went parasailing, but we still can't figure out how to put the pictures in the stupid Micro SD Chip onto our computers/anyone help???
Soon after, we went to New Hampshire. Which is the next blog post.