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Rehearsal and dinner

Braska practiced her walk.


The bride, the minister (Cousin Jason), and the groom...and the church's "hostess." Long story.


Patrick and Rachel at the rehearsal dinner at Lucas Park Grille where they met.


The bride's parents (and mine too).


My brother and sister-in-law.


Me and M


Dinner was very nice, although extremely dark. What's with these places who don't want you to see your food?? I guess I'm not appreciating the ambience enough. I like a romantic place, but wow...that was seriously dark. The food was GREAT! Overall, it went well, complete with a mini-tour of St. Louis on the way from the hotel out here to the restaurant in downtown. On the way home, the limo bus was rocking with a sing-a-long of a variety of songs from "Lovin' Feeling" to "Humpty Dance." Quite entertaining.

Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. D for a very nice dinner!
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  1. RodMay 22, 2009 at 2:22 PM

    What great pictures! Boy, your dad has GREAT taste in ties! (And women: Just look at his wife, daughters, and daughter-in-law!)

    Indeed, special thanks to M/M "D" for a wonderful dinner and family togetherness.

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