Sunday, October 15, 2006

Kids dressed up!

Courtney Lynch






















Nicole Lynch






















Kenny Lynch






















Sarah Lynch

Wedding Photos

Uncle James, and our Now Aunt Janay, were happy married September 1, 2006 at the Cardston Alberta Temple. They were a beautiful couple!

Mommy was able to go into the temple to see the service, with Nana Shortt, Gramps, Nana Moore, and Grandpa Moore. Many of her brothers and sisters, as well as her parents were in attendance.

Everyone else had to wait outside or just inside the temple doors until the service was done to great the happy couple.

She was a beautiful bride.

After many pictures, and a horse and buggy ride through cardston, they made their way back to magrath for a drop in reception.

Here almost the entire town is invited, and we guessed at about 250 prople that came throught the reception line, and stayed for some food.

After the line was down (about 2 hours), they cut the cake, exchanged rings, listened to a song deticated to them, and threw the flowers and garter. They then openned all their presents, packed up, and headed home for the night.

It will be a day everyone will remember for a long time.

Congrats!

Family Party

We had some family arrived a few days before the wedding.

The day before the wedding on August 31, we had about 40 people for the family dinner. We all piled into the white church. we rented a giant BBQ from the town, and cooked food for everyone.

Kenny sits beside Auntie Mandy and Daddy, enjoying his cake.



Great Grandma Spiers, and Great Grandma Moore were both here from Ontario for the special event.

Grandma Moore enjoys Magrath, and the family here, that she has decided to make Magrath a permanant home. We are all happy to have more family decide to live out here!






Uncle Shawn flew in for a week and also had a chance to visit Magrath. It was great to see him again, and we all miss him.












Uncle Andrew, Nana Shortt, and Gramps also flew in for the wedding from Ontario. It was a quick trip for them. And we also were sad to see them leave.