Door Opening
First task of the day. Go and break down the door and get lil friend aka roommate... Greeted by family in the morning, and a morning shot with the boys, we headed down the elevators, only to be sent back up because the ladies were still getting ready. A little bit later, they were ready and so the games began!
Some honorable mentions...
- I look good in whatever I was given to dress in :)
- Got kicked in the balls by BJ in the ping pong tork game
- Out of the 5 questions I was asked, I got one right... lol
The 'sweet, sour, bitter, spicy' eating game...
- The spicy portion was delicious. Was not spicy at all. Thank you chef!
- The bitter one tasted like cigarette butts in tea... don't know if that was really what's in it...
Picture Taking and Torrential Rain
If we showed just the pictures below, no one would have thought that today was actually a (very) rainy day. As a matter of fact, there were a couple hours in the morning and in the afternoon where one could describe the weather as torrential rain.
As luck would have it, there was a good hour where we could go outdoors - so we wasted no time going to Pike's Place and the gum wall for some photos. As we walked down cobblestone street, people stopped and looked and congratulated us. We were like movie stars!
We then went to the Seattle sculpture park and ended up finding a white walled room completely empty. So even though the rain had picked up, we were able to spend another hour taking pictures. With the red umbrella (not shown) and a white wall as the background, it felt like we were in a private studio!
Tea Ceremony
Had a quick hiccup where we initially couldn't find the tea set. But our bridesmaid and groomsmen swooped in and saved the day. They went all the way back to our place,
Ceremony
After the tea ceremony, it was time stand at the end of the aisle to wait for the bride. I have to say, right before I walked in, I was taken aback when I saw all the people sitting there waiting for us.
Cocktail Hour
During cocktail hour, we arranged it so that we would take pictures with our guests in front of the exhibits. This was pretty challenging for the photographer because of the low and weird light situation - but Rick (our photographer) pulled it off. With his trusty sidekick holding a light saber, the pictures turned out great!
Towards the end of the cocktail hour, the wedding party took some quick photos before heading towards the main area for the reception.
Wedding Reception
We ate, we speeched, we danced, we slideshowed, we did the rounds.
This part of the night seemed to fly by. Before we know it, it was already midnight!
After party
We walked down the street (some took the shuttle or uber'ed).Karaoke, cake, booze with friends and family - the night continues on!
After after party…
No pictures here to share. But pretty sure we were a ruckus - I vaguely recall going to multiple rooms, eating instant noodles, and then running around and playing games. Luckily half the hotel was 'our people', which is why I guess there were no complaints about the noise. That or the hotel is really well built and insulated!Our Outside Vendors... We had some really awesome vendors that made our day run smoothly.
Rick Takagi - Photography
Alexis Taylor (Green Attic Films) - Videographer
Craig (DJ Bugsie) - DJ and MC
Kent (Heavenly Ceremonies) - Officiant
Susan Haas - Harpist
Nichole Monjay (Florarama) - Flowers
Yummy House Bakery - Cake
Final notes...
Wedding highlight video: here (password is last name)
Thanks to all the friends and family who came all the way to join us on our special day.
And many thanks to all those who helped us before and on the day of.
Now, on to the next chapter of our lives!
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