Original photos taken with my I-phone.
These flowers were in pots at the base of the bower.
Several Topaz Labs filters added. "2701" texture courtesy of Kim Klassen.
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April 7, 2014
Beach Wedding...
On my Sunday morning walk, I found the remnants of a Saturday night beach wedding. How romantic being married under a bower of flowers at sunset. My husband and I were married in a small chapel in the woods - that was very romantic too! How about you? Where did you say your vows?
Original photos taken with my I-phone.
Original photos taken with my I-phone.
I would love to have an autumn wedding someday under trees full of autumn foliage :)
ReplyDeleteAwfully pretty, Pat! Rick and I haven't and probably never will say vows, unless it's at one of our deathbeds!
ReplyDeletevery romantic on the beach. me, divorced, so guess not a romantic place at all!
ReplyDeleteWhat precious shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, you never know where a photo opportunity will present itself! What beautiful photos of the remains of a wedding.
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ReplyDeleteI had a beach wedding. :) Beautiful captures and edits, Pat!
ReplyDeleteHow romantic, and that the flowers were still there the next morning. In my day, it was either the church or the justice of the peace....ours was in a church. :) 47 years later no matter where it happens its still going strong.
ReplyDeletethe arch is really pretty!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet, we wedd in a botanical garden with birds, butterflies, and waterfalls!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful surprise on your Sunday morning walk. Thank goodness those iphones are always with us. My husband and I eloped to Bora Bora and got married on the beach. It will be our 20th wedding anniversary in November, time does fly by.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Lovely bowers of flowers.
ReplyDeleteOh this is so very romantic - we said our vows in a bed and breakfast in front of a roaring fire. But I would love to say our vows again on the beach!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely find on your morning walk. I got married in a little church that we joined before hand, but never fell in love with. Our marriage has survived despite that omen. (if it was an omen)
ReplyDeleteThis is a really nice post and my Sunday meme is still open, i welcome your visiting and linking up
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much love...
Beautiful photos. Love the lace borders. It really is a beautiful bower. . . especially with the beach through it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, feminine lay out for your wedding bower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and romantic! Lovely photos.
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Must have been a great time.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty and a beautiful thing to stumble upon!
ReplyDeleteLovely reminders of a very special time. I'm sure glad you found them. I married the love of my life in a dear friends house.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty! I'm sure it was a beautiful scene for the wedding. You probably stumbled upon it just in time. I can't imagine someone leaving it.
ReplyDeletepretty - my hubbie and I went to Jamaica and got married in the tropics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo for LT ~ what a gift to find ~ Happy Day ^_^
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That is incredibly pretty...I love the way archways of flowers look, and love the combination of deep greens, creams, and pale yellow colors. I'm not married...yet...but I'd like to do it in Italy if possible.
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