Wedding Season

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This post is looooooong overdue, but I still wanted to share some pictures of the wonderful wedding we attended in Philadelphia at the beginning of the summer.

It was a whirlwind trip, driving the 7 hours to Andrew’s mom’s house in Ohio to drop Milo and Oliver off, then another 2 hours to the airport, where we hopped on a plane for Philly, our old stomping grounds. I think the last time I was there, I was pregnant with Milo! Unfortunately, we did not get a chance to see alllll the people we would have loved to see, but we were lucky to catch dinner with some good friends and Andrew surprised me with a really nice hotel room near Rittenhouse Square for our two-night stay. And though the weather was unseasonably cool and a bit rainy, we had a fantastic time walking around in the city, taking our time and eating in cozy restaurants, watching cable TV and attempting to sleep in a bit (like, until 7am)!

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The actual wedding was held in a community garden in the middle of the city- the perfect place for our friends Ryan and Imani, who are the most generous, community-minded people we know. The ceremony was heartfelt, the reception creative, the love palpable.

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Ah, love.

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Sideways man.

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The happy couple

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Another happy couple.

(Please excuse my rain-bangs. They did not recover from the ceremonial drizzle!)

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Baby bump and handsome hubby.

I have to say, this little trip was just what we needed. We even ended up leaving the wedding a bit early to go back to the hotel room and watch The Food Network while eating chocolate cake in bed. A perfect end to a perfect trip! Congratulations again to Ryan and Imani, who are now somewhere in Russia! We will miss you!

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    1. My clown college degree came from a little place called Dayton, OH. It’s the best clown-u-cation in the world. I just wish I was valedictorian of my clown class. Unfortunately, I couldn’t muster up the strength to be victorious in the Meathead Games. My roommate won, though.

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