More Wedding Pics

We had quite a few people attend the wedding, a little over 400!This included approximately

  75 of our amish neighbors.   Notice the row of the amish mens black hats.

 

Linda and Kathryn (sisters) some of our closest amish friends handed out the programs. 

The ushers Matthew and Stephen from Indiana and Joshua did an excellent job seating our guests.
 

Special thanks to Sis. Linda for letting us borrow the ferns.  Special thanks to Jennifer for her decorating touch.
 

Joanna (Kaitlyn's cousin) did a lovely job  playing the violin accompanying Melissa (Daddy's cousin's wife) on the piano

 

Daddy's cousin Daniel has an amazing voice.  He sang "You Are My All In All" as the families entered.  He also sang "As For Me And My House" when the bridal party exited. 

Justin's brother Jared and his sister Joylin
 

Justin's sister Jessica and her husband Chris with their adorable daughter Kezia
 

Justin's sister Jenny with her husband Micah and their 2 cowboys: Micah David and Uriah
 

Justin's brother Jaylon, and his wife Hannah (who is also Kaitlyn's cousin) and precious Kyle
 

Justin's parents -Bro. Jared and Sis Joyce
 

Joshua, Benjamin, and Mommy
 

Luke and Joshua
 

Nathan and Tom
 

Jaylon
 

Justin and Grandpa
 

Juliana
 

Me

Zoe
 

Joanna
 

Hope
 

Jesse and Joyanna
 

David and Elainah
 

Jubilee (Justin's little sister)

Here come's the Bride

 

 

Uncle Jon gave an exhortation.  It was so nice I would like to have him do one at my wedding.
 

These awesome balcony shots are thanks to Katrina!

 

When Uncle Jon sat down, Grandpa came up and the congregation sang:

THINK ABOUT HIS LOVE, THINK ABOUT HIS GOODNESS

THINK ABOUT HIS LOVE THAT'S BROUGHT US THROUGH

IT'S AS HIGH AS THE HEAVENS ABOVE

SO GREAT IS THE MEASURE OF OUR FATHER'S LOVE

GREAT IS THE MEASURE OF OUR FATHER'S LOVE

Grandpa did the ceremony

The Dad's offered a Blessing over the new couple.  This was the first time we ever saw anything like this but it was rather special. 
 

 

Justin and Kaitlyn came back into the church and dismissed each row.  This gave them a chance to greet everyone individually but yet kept things rolling.

 

 

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