Kara & Ned's Wedding
Friday afternoon when Steve got home from work we got in the car and made our way to the nation's capitol. Steve's cousin, Kara, was getting married and we were delighted that we were invited to the wedding. Traffic was a little heavy and what was normally a 3 hour drive, took 4 hours instead. Though it really didn't matter to us, Kara is one of our favourite people and we would have driven anywhere to share in her special day. Saturday morning before the wedding we had some time to get some breakfast and decided to walk down to Chinatown. Then we came back and got ready to go the wedding.
The ceremony took place in a quaint little chapel on campus. The bride looked absolutely stunning. She picked pretty fall colours for the flowers and decorations. After the beautiful ceremony, we headed over to the reception. Again, everything was to perfection. The weather was just right as well. We shared a table with Steve's aunts and uncle. They were a lot of fun. Both Steve and I agreed that it was by far the best wedding we had ever attended. We are so happy for Kara and Ned and we truly wish them eternal happiness and love.
When we got back to the hotel we changed into more comfy clothes and walked downtown. We planned on going to the American History Museum, however it was closed by the time we got there. So instead we checked out the Navy Memorial since it's been awhile and Tyler really wanted to see it. On the way back to the hotel, we stopped at a cute restaurant called Ollie's Trolley which dated back to the 1930's. It had some really cool stuff inside.We ate outside on the sidewalk as it was still really warm out. Then we went back to the hotel and it was time to settle in for the night. Overall it was an awesome day! Thank you so much Kara and Ned for sharing your special day with us.
The ceremony took place in a quaint little chapel on campus. The bride looked absolutely stunning. She picked pretty fall colours for the flowers and decorations. After the beautiful ceremony, we headed over to the reception. Again, everything was to perfection. The weather was just right as well. We shared a table with Steve's aunts and uncle. They were a lot of fun. Both Steve and I agreed that it was by far the best wedding we had ever attended. We are so happy for Kara and Ned and we truly wish them eternal happiness and love.
When we got back to the hotel we changed into more comfy clothes and walked downtown. We planned on going to the American History Museum, however it was closed by the time we got there. So instead we checked out the Navy Memorial since it's been awhile and Tyler really wanted to see it. On the way back to the hotel, we stopped at a cute restaurant called Ollie's Trolley which dated back to the 1930's. It had some really cool stuff inside.We ate outside on the sidewalk as it was still really warm out. Then we went back to the hotel and it was time to settle in for the night. Overall it was an awesome day! Thank you so much Kara and Ned for sharing your special day with us.

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