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Amanda and Will

Filed in Review, Wedding — May 19, 2019

It was cool and rainy in the morning, but by 4:30pm the weather was beautiful and warmed up nicely for Amanda and Will’s wedding on the rooftop at the Monona Terrace. What a fun couple to work with!

Here is a snippet of an email I received from Amanda after the wedding: “Thank you so much Pat! It was a pleasure working with you and having you officiate our big day. You were so organized and the ceremony went smoothly!”

 

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