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Sunday, September 27, 2009
wedding memories
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Fall has come, but memories remain of a wedding not so long ago, in an old church that sits in the middle of downtown. It used to be the chapel for an orphanage. Now it schedules weddings every two hours on weekends. The sense of those gone before fills us and makes us pause ... and then the bride begins her walk down the aisle.
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I love weddings held in the fall. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHappy memories. Most weddings are in the spring so this is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful mosaic. What a special place.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely setting for a wedding! Thanks so much for sharing the joy at Mosaic Monday. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely mosaic, love your post!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post...so much history I can imagine in that little church.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful mosaic and lovely way to keep the memory!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
A nice mosaic.
ReplyDeleteWe have a cute little wedding chapel just like that near our home. Love the pics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mosaic, beautiful memories!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Beautiful shots and mosaic, I love your blog background, the country makes me smile each time we visit. Enjoy your day :)
ReplyDeletemosaics are a lovely way to put photos together! yours turned out really nice! love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful....love the subject of weddings...
ReplyDeleteInteresting history on the little chapel. Wow a wedding every two hours makes me happy to hear that people still are taking the step to a life long commitment these days!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
A beautiful mosaic to honor a beautiful memory!
ReplyDeleteLOvely photo's, lovely memories and a lovely mosaic. Have a nice day
ReplyDeleteHello Ms.P...
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photo mosaic and such a lovely way to keep those wedding memories!!! Girl, that chapel is soooo beautiful...what a lovely place to have your wedding!!! Thanks for sharing it with us today!
Loved your sweet note that you left over on my autumn dining room...thanks so much for coming by! I really enjoy our visits, Girlfriend!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari
wonderful mosaic of a wedding!
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