In St. Louis, Forest Park is the best place for so many activities. In the few places I drove around I saw men playing golf, four men playing handball, joggers, dog walking, the Webster University graduation at the Muny, a limo, a charter bus, a walking history group, cars, cars and more cars.
Choosing to have a wedding at the Grand Basin takes guts. The road narrows as you approach it. It is a favorite spot for photographers and there is no shelter in case it rains. One is really out in the elements.
That did not seem to matter to Carleen and Danny who were married in winds that reached 13-15 mph. The sun felt great in the 65 degree weather. The water fountains spray a little mist which gave the bride goosebumps. The couple giggled a little bit when the bride slipped her ring on his finger. It turns out the ring belonged to the groom's father because they could not find the ring. Now I know why they were giggling. Thank goodness my ceremonies are short, sweet and simple.
Choosing to have a wedding at the Grand Basin takes guts. The road narrows as you approach it. It is a favorite spot for photographers and there is no shelter in case it rains. One is really out in the elements.
That did not seem to matter to Carleen and Danny who were married in winds that reached 13-15 mph. The sun felt great in the 65 degree weather. The water fountains spray a little mist which gave the bride goosebumps. The couple giggled a little bit when the bride slipped her ring on his finger. It turns out the ring belonged to the groom's father because they could not find the ring. Now I know why they were giggling. Thank goodness my ceremonies are short, sweet and simple.
Congratulations Danny and Carleen