When Hub saw pictures of our cake, he said, " Wow! Our cake really was pretty. I bet it tasted good, too." We wouldn't know. That's right, ladies and gentlemen, the bride and groom missed out on the cake. It's a hard life.
This is the moment we thought the band was playing the wrong song. Turns out, we were mistaken.
Once we figured out it really was "our song" and we should be dancing, we decided to forgo the steps we'd learned at dance class and just sway. We felt only slightly guilty. The slight guilt left us when friends promised to tell our instructor that we had done a beautiful job. That's what friends are for.
We were briefly instructed on how to cut our pieces of the cake. Personally, I found the instructional help to be lacking, as we followed directions, but it didn't seem to go properly. Therefore, we had to have assistance. At least we look like we know what we're doing in the picture, right?
This is how much cake we had. Really, you can't even call it a piece. It was more like the tiniest of tiny crumbs.
This is the little Princess singing, "and I was like baby, baby, baby, ooh. like baby, baby, baby, nooo. like baby, baby, baby oooh, thought you'd always be mine, mine....and i was like baby, baby, baby, ooh. like baby, baby, baby, nooo. like baby, baby, baby ooh, thought you always be mine, mine...and i was like" for the fiftieth time. Such a precious memory, as well as my favorite part of the wedding video.
They caught my bouquets! Kanis actually caught two. We still aren't sure what that means.
We danced a little before we left.
Then we walked into our happily ever after.
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