Elizabeth and Bill made the loving gesture to get “cuffed together for life” at St. Peter and Paul church in Crown Point, Indiana while doing the limbo and popping in the photobooth with friends and family.
As guests entered the hall, a purple and white tree with photos of the bride and groom sat at a table welcoming guests. Underneath individualized and intricate place cards sat waiting to direct people to their tables. White chair covers added an elegant touch to the venue, silver sashes splashing across them.
A photobooth was there to capture all the magic and fun of the night. A specially requested prop made its way to the photos that night in the form of “furry handcuffs”. Bill is a police officer and the funny touch made the booth even more hilarious then usual. Other props consisted of feather boas, giant glasses, signs on a stick, and dog snouts- just to name a few.
The photostrip was an elegant mix of lavender, grey and white. It featured an engagement photo of Elizabeth, Bill and their dogs at the top, with three color photos in the center and the bride and groom’s name at the bottom. Guests took a copy of each strip home and left adoring messages in a memory book for the newlyweds.
It was a double celebration that night, as the groom’s grandmother was turning a remarkable 102 years old a few days after her grandson’s marriage. Later on, everyone made their way to the dance floor to cut loose in a limbo line. A giant dance circle broke out, giving everyone a chance to dance with the bride and the groom who were in the center. People partied into the late night, enjoying the special moments and cherishing the memories.
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