The Wedding of the Century

“Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you Mr. and Mrs. Mouse!”

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Frankie? Annette? Is that you?

M-I-C, see ya real soon.

K-E-Y, why because we

like you.

M-O-U-S-E

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Meet our special guests...Mr. and Mrs. Flamingo (straight from their “standing” engagement in our front

yard). Notice the “something blue” rose on her garter!

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To give you an idea of the decorations, this is the balloon arch behind our head table...

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...a typical table setting...

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...a close-up of our party horn and noisemaker favors...

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...the bride’s cake...

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...close-up of the cake topper (we had it custom made to include all of us...even Eric’s long hair)...

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...and John’s groom’s cake, VROOOOM!

The Wedding of the CenturyAh, the fun begins! We told our

guests that we would only kiss to the sound of their horns and noisemakers (no clinking glasses allowed). Once they got started, there was NO stopping them!

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Again??? Get a room!

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One more time...

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Haven’t you had enough?

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After we finished eating, we made the rounds doing the “meet’n’greet.”

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First Dance

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A girl and her Daddy! (father-daughter dance)

Apparently Rain’s father thought this day would never come. His toast began, “Well, now we know that hell has finally frozen over!”

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John and his new Mother-in-Law dancing to The Beatles, “Let it Be.” (John calls her Mother Mary...like in the song. What “words of wisdom” is she speaking in his ear?)

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Eric asked Rain to marry him 3 days after John did and then he took an active part in planning the wedding, too. He asked to have a special dance with Rain. Here, he dances with Rain to Aerosmith, “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.” (He sang the song to her, too.)

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The first “group dance” of the evening, and “everybody’s doin’ the Locomotion.”