Some have a whirlwind courtship, and others have a whirlwind wedding. Two weddings booked with me last week, each with only two days’ notice. One young couple, Katelyn and Shane with a darling 4-year-old boy, Charlie, opted for our chapel setting. The guest list was pushing 20, which is our capacity, including a number of small children. I expected a bit of a zoo, though I love kids and, in fact, have 5 grandkids of my own. I was pleasantly surprised at how well-supervised and well-behaved they all were.
The other couple, Sonia and Terry, was fortunate to have close friends who hosted their wedding at their lovely West Linn home, which boasts a gorgeous view of the Willamette River flowing just beyond their backyard. That wedding was so typical of life—the sun broke through the clouds and “smiled” on us just as we began. Moments later, the neighbor started up his noisy lawn mower. It was a small demonstration of the vows about accepting the good with the bad.
Best wishes to both of our last week’s whirlwind couplesand Sonia and Terry, for a lifetime of happiness!
The other couple, Sonia and Terry, was fortunate to have close friends who hosted their wedding at their lovely West Linn home, which boasts a gorgeous view of the Willamette River flowing just beyond their backyard. That wedding was so typical of life—the sun broke through the clouds and “smiled” on us just as we began. Moments later, the neighbor started up his noisy lawn mower. It was a small demonstration of the vows about accepting the good with the bad.
Best wishes to both of our last week’s whirlwind couplesand Sonia and Terry, for a lifetime of happiness!
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