We held our ceremony in Liberty Lands Park, a neighborhood owned and managed park mid-way between our home and our reception. Over the 20 years that the park has been owned by the neighbors, they've built a stage for concerts, which was perfect for the musical ceremony we planned.
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The gals and I met my brother, parents, and Sam's parents
at our reception location and took a historic trolley to the park.
The trolley also brought our ceremony guests back and forth to the park. |
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| The guys were waiting for us to escort everyone to the stage. |
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While we didn't have a maid of honor or best man,
my younger brother and Sam's best girlfriend broke up the gender monotony. |
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| Sam's parents, Holly & Steve Cusumano. |
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| Sam escorted my mother, Sharon. |
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| So I could walk with Dad. |
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Our friend Allen officiated, because of his excellent oratory skills and sharp dress.
We obtained a Quaker wedding license (since Allen is not an official officiant).
Our promises were made among friends and family only. |
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| Our ceremony included hugs and thanks to our friends. |
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| With our community support, we made our vows. |
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All the while, dueling harps set the tone!
Yes, they played an adaptation of dueling banjos for us too. |
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| Sam, an electronics artist, had our kiss rigged to make noise! |
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| His "Apple Distortion" project was the trigger. Electricity! |
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| It was a very hot day in July, so of course there is ice cream. |
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| We did it! |
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A photograph capturing a photograph being captured.
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