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Tia and Gary were now man and wife. They had already exchanged wedding vows and had signed their marriage certificate. They posed for several pictures with relatives and friends and quite a few with just two of them. They went for what seemed to the guests like a very long ride while the guests chatted and greeted each other before getting into their vehicles and driving off to the reception hall.
The reception hall was quite impressive. There were colorful tropical flowers at the entrance of the building. The foyer was painted with pastel colors that blended well with each other. The floors were a kind of jazzy marble leading to a carpeted stairway to the upper level. The Horsd’oeuvres were appropriately served at different stations and were also thematized to match different cultures.
The wedding guests were invited to the third level where the reception program would begin shortly. Members of the bridal party were announced as the entrance door popped open to reveal each couple. The last to appear were the bride and groom. Everyone stood to welcome the newly weds. The bride smiled happily and her husband cautiously guided her to her seat at the head table.
A table was reserved for wedding gifts. The item that caught my attention was a silver bird cage with wedding cards. This I thought was the most creative wedding card holder that I have ever seen. It seemed to gently spin on its own, exposing each of the four sides of the cage and the delicately colored contents. This was truly a delightful sight to behold.
Cheers to a wonderful couple!
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