The Rev. Catherine Linesch with Mike and Jayde
Ms. Kitty and the Favorite Son
The Whole Fam Damily
All photos are by the incomparable Brook Riddick, a friend of the bridal couple, who surmounted many obstacles in his job as official photog.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Wedding Pix at last!
Presenting Jayde Hamilton Gilmore and Michael Gilmore, newlyweds.
The Rev. Catherine Linesch with Mike and Jayde
Ms. Kitty and the Favorite Son
The Whole Fam Damily
All photos are by the incomparable Brook Riddick, a friend of the bridal couple, who surmounted many obstacles in his job as official photog.
The Rev. Catherine Linesch with Mike and Jayde
Ms. Kitty and the Favorite Son
The Whole Fam Damily
All photos are by the incomparable Brook Riddick, a friend of the bridal couple, who surmounted many obstacles in his job as official photog.
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I am so envious. Mrs. Fausto wouldn't allow me to get married in my kilt.
But where's Mike's Prince Charlie cutaway?
Wow - looks like quite a wonderful wedding! Best wishes to all!
It definitely looks like a great wedding. Y'all look lovely too.
Fausto, I had to look it up, but both the Hamiltons and the Morrisons were on the right side in the '45. I'd have felt dirty loading the pictures onto my browser otherwise. :)
(I'm also reveling in having more hair than the groom, despite being older by four years and six or seven kids.)
Fausto, it was just too blamed hot in Reno for a jacket. They had intended to have them, but decided against it. And they were supposed to have kilts for all the men, but they didn't arrive in time.
Joel, I think he has my Dad's hairline, with a touch of Dad Gilmore's as well.
Thanks muchly for all your kind comments. It was a great occasion!
The wedding gown reminds me of mine.
CC
What a shame the stuff didn't arrive in time, but it sounds as though it didn't put any dark clouds over the day!
Next time you need a pile of Highland stuff, try here. Fine people, servants of St. Kessog from way back, stood with Charlie in the '45.
I forgot to mention that that's got to be the second-loveliest bride I've ever seen.
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