Stephan And Chantelle's Wedding

Stephan And Chantelle had been planning the Wedding for months. We had flown from the UK for it, so we were ready.

Stephan and Chantelle were Sealed int he Temple at 11:00 and came out at abt 12:00 Noon.

Stephan was so Happy.

So was Chantelle.

At the Temple we had Family Photo's with the Photographer

But of course we took candid Shoots.

Jennifer was looking amazing as well.

After the photo's we all went to IKEA for Lunch while the bride and groom went to Cape Schanck to have their Photo's done.

We then headed to the reception down in Rosebud.

Once at Rosebud, the Angels were waiting( Chantelle's Nieces) and So was Stephan for the Ring Exchange

It took a while to get started and Chantelle wanted to wait for some extra guests to arrive.

But one they had arrived we were set.

Pretty Ladies a waiting

Angels spreading flowers

Bride Awalking

Promises Made -Note I had the pleasure of being the officiator

Congratulations Made

Family Photo's Taken

And a Very Happy Couple

And A Very Happy Son.

And A Very Joyous Bride

And the Party went into the Night.

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