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Melissa and Anan’s Outdoor Winter Wedding

Filed in Wedding — February 5, 2018

One of the most memorable weddings I had the delight of officiating this past December was for Melissa and Anan.  This was a small, intimate wedding with just family members attending because they were having a large wedding in India a couple of weeks later.  They picked Picnic Point on the UW campus as their ceremony site and made sure to provide a beautiful campfire, hot tea, and lap robes for their family members to keep warm during their sunrise ceremony.  It may be the only wedding where I wear 2 layers of long underwear because the temperature was in the teens with a dusting of snow on the ground on their wedding day. As usual, the amazing Laura Zastrow Photography did an outstanding job of capturing this triathlete loving couple’s wedding day.

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