Michael shows a bit of patriotism
Michael was a little tired by all the excitement
a foreshadow of 18 months time - or maybe less if there's twins!
The Wells Family photo
The Adam family photo
Michael enjoying himself at the post-wedding reception
The 3pm reception - the bride and groom arrive (look at the clock!)
Finally the day of the big wedding.
After the reception the night before the wedding (have I mentioned that already?) we stayed overnight at the Wells' next door neighbours - the Hughes. After a bit of tooing and froing we found out that even though they weren't home, we were staying there anyway. They had a lovely house, but a couple of dogs that weren't too keen on strangers pulling up in the car in the middle of the night to get into the house. Michael still hasn't inherited his father's fear of dogs, so hopefully it will remail that way.
We all got dressed into Sunday stuff , then made off to the Temple for the wedding. Michael's sunday stuff is still much the same as his normal stuff, which makes it easier. We'd packed his kilt for the photos though. The Wells had arranged for us to use a chapel near to the temple for those not going into the temple, and all of the kids were being looked after there during the wedding.
After the wedding it was back to the temple, then a quick lunch before the photos. We all got changed into kilts and red dresses. Again, it was easy to change michael, as his kilt has velcro. I would like to get that in adult sized kilts. It's also a lot more difficult to feed michael when you're wearing a kilt too.
Michael was quite happy to pose for the photos, and as you can imagine, we attracted a bit of attention, as a gaggle of people dressed in kilts is not an everyday occurrence in Pleasant Grove, Utah.
After the wedding, we were off to a hall at BYU in Provo for the post-wedding reception meal. There was a room set aside for kids, but we kept Michael with us. He seemed to enjoy the excitement, but I had to take him on a bit of an extended tour of the Building as it got a bit stuffy for him near the end.
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