What a sweet couple Jodie
& Greg are!! This was my first of 4
weddings on Memorial Day weekend (2 at The Angus
Barn Pavilion) and it was a great way to start out the
weekend.
They had their ceremony
outside at the barn’s picturesque pond with Reverend
Ed Sansbury who always does an awesome job! The Grandparents and Parents entered to “Air”
from Water Music and the Bridesmaids & Groomsmen to “Jesu, Joy Of Man’s
Desiring”. Jodie & her Father
entered to “Canon In D’. After a short ceremony, they recessed to “The Wedding
March”. Ed invited guests to the side patio
for cocktails and passed hors d’oeuvres while photographers Cara & Dax from
F8 Photo
Studios got some shots. Reel
Weddings was also there getting video of
everything. During the cocktail hour I
had a mix of country, classic soul, standards and soft rock playing. Towards the end of the social hour I invited
the 100 guests to their seats inside for the wedding party introductions and
the reception.
I introduced the wedding
party to Calvin Harris’ “Feel So Close” and they came in and lined the front of
the huge fireplace. Jodie & Greg
came in to loud applause and had their first dance to the piano version of Brad
Paisley’s “Then”.
Jodie’s favorite singer and a concert they had just attended. Her father welcomed everyone and her
Grandfather blessed the meal. The salads
and entrees came out and I continued the same music mix.
After dinner we had toasts
and the parents dances. Jodie danced
with her Father to “Daddy’s Angel” by T. Carter Music and her Stepfather to “Just
The Way You Are” by Billy Joel. Greg
escorted his Mother to the floor for their dance to Lee Anne Womack’s “ I Hope
You Dance”. Before opening the floor to
everyone, we had an anniversary dance to “The Way You Look Tonight” by Frank
Sinatra and the dessert station opened.
I opened the floor to everyone with some oldies and top 40 that filled
it for the night.
We paused for the bouquet
toss to “Ladies Night”, garter removal to “Pony” and toss to “Another One Bites
The Dust”. Some line dances and top 40
brought everyone back to the floor until the last ½ hour that was sing a
longs. We ended with “Sweet Caroline”
and a sparkler exit from the front of the pavilion.
What a fun night and such a
nice couple! Thank you Jodie & Greg and congratulations!
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