the news isnt what it used to be

Couple Exchange Vows In Lind Church
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Marti Jane Wahl and Carl Gordon Noble exchanged wedding vows recently at the United Methodist Church at 7:30pm. The Rev. Paul Flever officialted at the double-ring ceremony, and Mrs. Emil Sackmann was organist.

Large candelabras holding white tapers with arrangements of blue, green and white mums flanked each side of the altar, and blue ribbon entwined with green fern was used for the pew bows.

Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a floor-length gown of chantilace. The natural waistline bodice was accented by a stain ribbon, and the bodice had renaissance sleeves with a slight 'v' neckline. The skirt featured a lace flounce and flowed into a chapel length train. The brides headpiece of Chantilace held her finger tip veil and she carried a bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and ivy, centered with a phalaneopsis orchid.

Attendants were dressed in identical style in light blue A-line dresses with empire waistlines, short puffed sleeves and scooped necklines. Each carried a nosegay of blue and green spider mums and baby's breath.

For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Wahl wore a yellow full-length organza silk, and Mrs. Noble, groom's mother, was attired in a long turquoise chiffon gown. Each wore a corsage of white rosebuds.

Traci Wahl and Lindsey Noble handed out the groom's cake. James Wahl was in charge of the gifts.

The new Mrs. Noble wore a peach colored pantsuit and tan accessories with the orchid from her bridal bouquet as the couple left on their honeymoon. They are now at home in Connell.

SOOOOO, I had the BEST laugh reading this. For one, it's completely real. every word. And two, they just dont print this quality stuff like they used to. I'm sure my bridesmaid's will be thrilled with their baby blue poofy sleeves as well.

vintage love

the best STD you'll ever get from your friend miss bananas. 'save the date' that is. if you are wondering why you haven't heard from me in a while, this is it. i'm busy sharpening my math skills.

love? creepy?

the latest obsession at the schnoble house is dexter. these chairs were done by some furniture designer as a fetish ode to the program.

i love them. a little macabre? yes, certainly. but an 'endorsement of violence' as stated by a few hippy groups out there; i think not. besides, it's not a real stain. it's embroidery. and that's and ancient art or something.

uh oh

the cake table is under attack!

the G.P.

it's been a day dedicated to the GP. Upcoming garden party if you're not in the know. Today's accomplishment: the wedding website. check it out here!

also

i am getting married. to a wonderful man who is lucky to have me. i mean him. i am lucky to have him.
xoxox

friend or foe

so we all broke up with myspace and started a hot new affair with facebook. who's still in love? who's filing?

i randomly e-stalk people... and sometimes use it for email with people that for some reason or another i dont correspond with elsewhere.

mostly i just end up being "friends" with people from highschool that i dont give a damn about. then i run into them and they know what i am up to.

hmmmmm...... some people seem really into online networking. i guess i wish my best of friends would all start blogging. for one thing, it's so much more interesting (please hold all comments about how i never post regularly.. because i know it's true)and for another, it gives me something to do at work that sort of looks like work without being a total instant giveaway like the facebook homepage. my boss is even on facebook now. (though to her credit, she is pretty hip. and freakishly good at bowling).

looks like the honeymoon is over.

thank god kin is blogging now: read sweet stuff about cheffing and yachting here