Posted by Trish: Photos by Trish and Melissa
I knew you would be back for more...these two are so adorable, how could you resist?!
So I totally missed this when it happened but how great is the best man jumping and clicking his heals in the background! I thought I was just getting a cute photo of them walking.
Speaking of cute, take anything and add two little boys, you got yourself some serious cute. Although getting them to do what you want is like herding cats, oh well.
We gave the kids a break and did just the big kids for this photo. Although I teared up while the maid of honors son desperately cried out for her, it was kind of tragic!
Total sweetness.
I'm sure that little boy would find this to be 'silly' too. Whatever!
You have to have at least one classic portrait.
Is this out of style yet? Because I still love it and never get tired of it, what's not to like anyway. Some things are timeless and this is definitely on the list. One walking away shot, check.
This tree was the bomb, the texture is to rich, and they look great standing in front of it. Probably have driven by this tree hundreds of times, never saw it until this day!
Oooh, more walking. They look so natural here, love it!
The wedding party, back together for one last shot...
Jillian's inspiration was 'vintage preppy'. I think this feels like that. LOVE that bouquet.
The back of the gown had these fabulous clear chrystal buttons, so romantic!
Maybe Semia can tell us what these orange 'thingys' are, they totally brought it home!
I noticed a lot of guests eating their candy BEFORE dinner. I don't think that they were necessarily intended to be the appetizer...
Chowder by Blackstone Caterers. Oooh, mini doughboys!
I love this cake by Sin Desserts (she's right up the street from us in providence) it's so sweet looking. OK, I meant sweet and in cute.
The finale of all the hard work everyone put into this day...ready for the reception!
You know, there is always a guest a every wedding who tries to get in on my shots...
Linden Place is such a cool place for a wedding, this doorway into the carriage house is so amazing!
John doesn't look too happy. Although he'd had time for a few 'gansetts at this point...suspicious at best.
Looks like Jillian is happy too! Actually I think that they are not used to being int he spotlight and might have been a little nervous!
But they were working it anyway!
Another one of my 'blue light specials'. Oh it makes me so happy to get this kind of shot!!!!
Unfortunately the reception was no fun and there was no dancing. What?! Even grammy was into it, holllllla grammy!
Guess what song this was. You guessed it. Awesome.
Well, it was a spectacular day, from start to finish, success.
It's time for a new challenge at Papertake Weekly, and this week we're sponosred by Simon Says Stamp!! Dawny is challenging us to use stitching on our project, and it can be any kind of stitching. Either actual stitching or faux with a pen or rubons. I used machine stitching on this one. I chose this adorable digi image from Whimsey Stamps. I knew as soon as I laid eyes on this image that it was going to be perfect for this wedding card. 
The cardstock is Bazzill and papers are digital from Nitwits. Flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts (of course). I used lots and lots of Kaiser flat backed pearls on this one. I didn't have any of the swirls, so I just made my own. I think they turned out ok, huh? What do you think? The bow is made from May Arts Silk Ribbon, and I hung a heart and key charms from it. Made a matching envelope box to go with it, and called this one done!
That's it's for today! Please be sure and pop over to Papertake Weekly to see the fabulous creations from the rest of the design team. Then grab you paper and glue, and maybe you'll stitch your way to a prize from Simon Says Stamp!! Thanks for stopping by to see me today, and hope to see you back again soon! Hugs!
and raw red onion. The heart that misses Penne Arrabiata and roasted tomato salsa. The pragmatic heart that now beats on a mission, to quell this monkey gut of mine long enough to heal a stubborn duodenal ulcer. 
Jillian and John, here's wising you a long and happy life together, you are a great couple!!! Thanks for having us be part of your day, it was our pleasure for sure!