With all the storminess that happened on Friday and Sunday in New England, not one cloud shed a drop of rain for Lisa and Jason’s wedding on Saturday. Before the festivities began, Rich and I had visited the Stowe Fabric & Yarn shop, checked out some of the rolling hills, and forced my little Civic up a mountain. All these items were shown in the last 2 posts, so my next photos are all about the nuptials. I apologize in advance for the poor lighting. Because I have not had a chance to tweak the photos, I made the judgement call to present them as the little digital Pentax saw them. See if you can find the “Children of the Lir Stole” that I knitted up for Lisa. 
As always, please click on the smaller snapshots to see the larger sizes. =:8
9 Responses to “A Picturesque Irish Wedding in Vermont”
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No pictures of you and Rich dancing?
Your photos are fabulous. What a beautiful Bride! And that stole looks lovely too, what I could see of it.
On a TKS2 note, I had hoped to mail your package this Saturday (10/7), but something I ordered has not arrived. There is no estimated date of arrival available (drat) so I need to stop by a store on Sunday to complete the box! I’ll give you a head’s up when it is on it’s way!
Ooops… KTS2, not TKS2!
You should make gloves. Much simpler than they appear.
How lovely! Great photos, and New England is wonderful this time of year!!!
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Oh, what an amazing wedding this seems to have been – and your photos are absolutely fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing them! I’d so love to go to New England in fall one day, the colors must be spectacular there!
How beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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