We had dinner Saturday at the Columbia Restaurant, the Spanish Restaurant where DH and I ate on our honeymoon 2 years ago.
There seemed to be weddings everywhere we went.
This wedding reception at the History Museum was the most entertaining, though. We don't know these people. We just followed the sound of a D.J. announcing people and arrived outside the courtyard wall, just as the bride and groom were announced.
I've noticed that Photobucket movies are acting strangely this week. Don't click on the arrow at the top of the movie (nothing is happening when I try that). Click the play symbol at the bottom.
For more lovely posts about love, check out the rest of the Corner View participants at Spain Daily
How nice to have pictures from your honeymoon restaurant. Very good idea for our "love" Corner View. Sounds like you had a very exciting evening.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun wedding to stumble across. :) I'm sure it brought back lots of wonderful memories of your own wedding!
ReplyDeleteOur wedding wasn't like that. : )
ReplyDeleteDH doesn't dance.
We had a very quiet, simple wedding. We got married in Gainesville and then left the kids at home (all 3 were here at the time), while DH and I went off to spend the weekend in St. Augustine alone, but we only really spent one night alone. We kept seeing and doing things we knew the kids would enjoy, so we drove back to Gainesville, picked up the kids, and drove back to St. Augustine.
mmmmm Sangria !!
ReplyDeletelovely!!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures from your honeymoon restaurant and what a pretty dress on that bride! We used to live in your area, so it was especially fun to see your corner view!
ReplyDeleteI will have to look for this place the next time I go down there. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletest. augustine is one of my favorite places in florida. such a quirky and beautiful city with cool architecture. great shots!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun pictures. It sounds like there was a lot of love in the air.
ReplyDeleteWeddings and honeymoons - yes love is in the air.
ReplyDeletelove that the bride wore hot pink shoes with her dress! good choice.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had gotten a better picture of the shoes. They were not only hot pink, but sparkly, as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy 2nd Anniversary! And how fun to be a wedding crasher! ;) I think I wouldn´t have had the guts to do that. Bravo to you!
ReplyDeletehappy anniversary! how funny that you kept running into wedding parties. i suppose it is a good time of the year to get married?
ReplyDeleteOH!! LOVE this!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day!