Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Curry-the sparkler send off!
On May 18, 2013 Jonathan and Rachael were married. “For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh. So they are no longer two, but one. Therefore what God has joined together, let man not separate.” Matthew 19:4-6
Bridal Party
The Glasgow Family
The Curry Family
Rachael and her bridesmaids
Jonathan with his Groomsmen
The wedding favors-Homemade jewel(treasure) shaped truffles-YUM! Rachael and I made truffles for DAYS!
“The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold all he had and bought that field.” Matthew 13:44
Homemade marshmallows coated in coconut held each name written in gold- The china plate is from the complete set we bought at an antique store for $20. Dishes used at wedding were from our family collection and from thrift stores
We starched vintage dolies just like great grandma used to do and hung all over barn on twine
Table numbers- the frames are from thrift stores. No more than a dollar each- Rachael designed and printed the numbers inside the frames
Table runners- Bought bolt of sheer fabric- cut to size of each table and dyed them warm pink.
Clothe napkins- bought white and dyed them warm pink
Books on tables- Antique books from our collection sat on each table. Rachael acquired additional ones free at estate sale!
Flowers- we bought the flowers at various places and our friend Beverly put the bouquets and arrangements together at the barn on wedding day w/ help of Hannah
Rachael designed this framed piece that announces the reception menu
All the food was prepared and made on the farm–except for the chicken. We prepared the stuffed chicken here and our friend Jose grilled it for us
Vintage China arch with hanging tea cups
Wedding cake- made by our friend and artist Beverly Toves!
Dale and Rachael made these tea cup light fixtures- Typically mason jar light fixtures hang in barn. Rachael wanted a sophisticated barn wedding so she bought these fixtures for $6 each, painted them white, drilled holes in bottoms of yard sale tea cups (25 cent each) and wired them!
Our kitchen–a lot of creating took place here!
Each of our daughters and myself made deserts- This one is a 5 layer gluten free cake with buttercream frosting
The first dance
The fullness of celebrating with friends and family- this friend came from Canada for the wedding
Vintage cast iron tub used for salad bar
Father of bride dance
It was a magical night
The spectacular lights and sounds of fireworks remind me of the throne room of Heaven. Revelation 4 says that from the throne proceeds lightenings, thunderings and the sound of voices. Seven lamps of fire burn before the throne. The four living creatures around the throne never tire but every second get a new revelation of the glory of the Lord and day and night never rest saying, “Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty, Who was and is and is to come!”
Conclusion to a perfect wedding day! The sparkler send off!
