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There's going to be a wedding!
On December 13th of 2001 I, Nathan Lager proposed to my girlfriend of two and a half years, Jessica Kunkel. Shortly thereafter, we announced our engagement to our friends and family, and the planning began. We had already talked about an October wedding, so we set the date for October 11th of 2003. This allows for plenty of time for planning and thus, slightly reducing our (and our families') stress levels.
Here's the Ring. :)
Wedding information as of 9/30/2003
- Wedding color: Dark Blue
- Wedding theme: Castles
- Number of Bridesmaids/Groomsmen: 9/9
- Maid of Honor: Amy Hagenbuch
- Best Man: Adam Burger
- Officiant: Rev. Kenneth Umbehocker
- Location: St. Marks & St. John's Episcopal Parish in Jim Thorpe, PA
- Soloist: Chad Rogers
- Reception: Smitty's Social Hall in Andreas, PA (Cant get a map, they dont appear to have a mailing address)
- Date: 10/11/2003
On October 11th, 2003, our wedding went off without a hitch. Well, maybe a few minor hitches, like the limo being late, the photographer getting stuck in traffic, and 10000 tourists all over Jim Thorpe. Otherwise, it was a BEAUTIFUL day! We couldnt have asked for a nicer day, it was in the 70's, sunny with a few nice white puffy clouds in the sky. The day started out foggy, very foggy, and then windy, but that all cleared up by the time we got to the church. We had a beautiful ceremony, and a huge turn out! We had both sides of the church packed!
We decorated the church, and the hall, ourselves, with the help of friends and family of course. Everyone loved it! I'm related to a florist, so they did the flowers for us, our cake was a wedding gift from one of my wife's relatives, she makes cakes for a living. My wife's cousin has a terriffic singing voice, so he sung two songs at our wedding for us. Sometimes its great to have a big family. A friend of ours took this nice 360 degree picture of the church during the ceremony. Be careful, its 7MB, might take some time to download on a dial-up.