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Mr. and Mrs. Rooney!
This weekend Steve and I went to MN for a friend’s wedding. The wedding was beautiful, the bride and her dress were gorgeous and the dessert was HEAVEN. Congrats Alison and Tom!!!
My camera is broken so I had settle with my iPhone camera… and Steve downloaded an app called “Color Splash” and he was having fun with it all night:
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- The beautiful bride! See that gorgeous dress? I kept talking about it all night ;) You looked great, Alison!
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- Steve using the color splash..
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- They had a photo booth (awesome!) and funny props set out for the guests to use. Steve was a natural in those glasses.
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- We had a great time!
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- Steve also thought Alison looked beautiful, he kept trying to take her picture ;)
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- Pretty hair!!
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- Very cool looking cake. But this isn’t what we ate for dessert… we had something like chocolate heaven. Yum!!
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- Steve having more fun with color splash
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- I think Steve meant to color splash this one, but didn’t get around to it
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- Signing the guestbook. We noticed that both George W. Bush and Obama were apparently attending, haha
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- Walking through the skywalk back to our hotel
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- Steve was just really enjoying taking pictures of me
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- The reception hall was, like everything else, beautiful!
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- The centerpiece! Loved it!
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- The lovebirds
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- Rach and Sean… and Steve again playing with color splash
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- Of course these two brought scotch and drank it (like men) in the hotel room. Don’t worry, Steve joined in and had a manly drink too.
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- Steve being a dork.. I mean, being normal. Pretty hot.
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wow Steve…I have a whole new perspective of you. Looking at your pictures, I can not remember whenever I saw you look so dignified, yet suave at the same time. I always knew that marrying my daughter would impel you to reach for extraordinary success and status. By golly, I think you have definitely achieved such status. Without a doubt and without hesitation, I must admit that I now see, with such extreme clarity, that you are definitely a true cub fan.
love you big eyes,
dad d
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