A bridge across the little creek was decorated with hanging led-light balls that glowed more as it grew darker.
The wedding was a western theme, with these candle lanterns.
Another view of the picket-fence bridge.
The gazebo
Closer look at that lighted ball.
Reception tables
Potting shed
From the wedding property could be seen the wheat land with a house roof peeking up over the hedge of trees.
Getting adjusted to the routine of home is a challenge after being so off schedule for two months. I still have not unloaded my suitcase because I launched right into homemaking. You probably have read at the Pleasant Times blog that Lillibeth has been in the hospital and is recovering here at home.
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7 comments:
What an absolutely gorgeous spot for a wedding. I love all the landscaping, especially the bridge. Thank you for sharing the pictures.
I love the photos. It's just beautiful for a wedding. Hope Lillibeth is restored to full health real soon.
Lydia, you really do take very good photographs. So glad you did so at the wedding spot.
I am sorry to learn Lillibeth was in the hospital...hope it was not too serious for her.
I forgot to comment on your little bouquet of flowers and the really beautiful old painting....to see them together is a nice thing...very calming to view. Glad you poseted both like that.
LM
Such a serene setting, makes one want to sit, contemplate and have a cup of tea. A nice spot to get away from stress.
Thank you for sharing and glad you were able to go there for a while.
Mrs. J.
That is a gorgeous venue for a wedding. So peaceful and tranquil.
I also love your pic of the wildflowers next to the framed postcard. You're right, they go together perfectly.
I sure hope Lillibeth is recovering well and feeling better every day.
Hello, So glad that you're home! You're a comfort to so many. The sweet flowers were worth more than ten dozen roses. Thanks for your pictures!
Blessings, Roxy
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