RHODES-FARLEY WEDDING
        The Reception

        The wedding reception for Heather and Don was held in the German Arbor, next door to The Chapel. In the center is a thick column of fantastically interwined vines stretching upward to form the roof, with literally hundreds of additional runners growing outward to create the "walls". Another long wall of vine inside divides the Arbor in twain. The Rhodes-Farley Reception was held on the righthand side (Photo, below). With all their guests, musicians and food service together inside, the Arbor made for a most intimate setting, indeed!





        Heather's wedding cake -- white-on-white -- provided by The Queen's Pantry at TRF (Photo, right). Her cake topper was an eight-inch-high, handblown glass "Cinderella" castle with elegant gold accents, perched atop a white satin-and-lace base (Photo, below, courtesy of "Wedding Expressions"). It was the perfect "Fairy Tale" accent for a truly "Fairy Tale" wedding! Heather found and ordered her topper through Wedding Expressions online -- ww.bridallines.com/weddingexpressions/ -- which can also be reached at 1-888-659-5085, toll free.






        The Bride with Bridesmaid Pamela Harris survey the fine selection of food and drink offered at the Arbor for this festive occasion (Photo, left). The menu included turkey legs, chicken breast, sausage, coffee, tea and beer -- LOTS of beer to fill the mugs of all the rollicking revelers gathered to celebrate Don and Heather's wedding! Truly, "the tables groaned before the feast; the feasters groaned thereafter"!!!










        Encouraged by all their friends, family and guests, Don and Heather drink the first of many "double toasts" to the health and success of their marriage (Photo, above), while Bridesmaid Pamela Harris looks on.




        Best Man Michael McDane Harris begins another round of toasts to the happy couple (Photo, right), with warm wishes for long life, much happiness and great prosperity together. Aye, congratulations and best wishes for the newlyweds flowed free and easy that day -- as did the beer to salute them!










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