Carol’s stunning Kenneth Poole wedding dress, with Badgley Mischka “Randee” shoes.
All of Carol’s single girl friends wrote their names on the bottoms of Carol’s shoes—custom dictates that the first to rub off will be the next to marry!
Love Carol’s expression as a helper hangs the dress for her
Meanwhile, Pete was prepping in his apartment nearby while family arrived to wish him well. Photo by Matt.
Photo by Matt
Another custom: Some of Pete’s male relatives/friends delivered Carol’s shoes and helped her put them on. She pretended they didn’t fit, so they had to stuff them with money!
Image by Matt
Pete allowed his cousins and male friends to help him shave, in accordance with tradition. Image by Matt.
Matt had the good fortune of accompanying Pete with half the wedding party through the street to the church.
Heads were turned, to say the least
Once at the church, there was a traditional “tug of war” as the bride made her way up the steps slowly, trying to get Pete to meet her halfway.
LOL
(Pete conceded one step forward)
I think they might have pulled a hair putting Carol’s stefana on!
Photo by Matt
Carol’s sister Michelle being a dutiful attendant
Pete’s mom
The reception was held at the Margarona Royal Hotel in Preveza
Image by Matt
Image by Matt
Image by Matt
Congratulations Carol & Pete! What a ride!
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There is also a synthesis of the two, (which most commercial wedding photogs do.) Walmart hasn’t entered the market yet … but it will. The photog industry has adapted, changed it’s business model from making a living from charging for prints, to having an appearance/event fee and providing copies on disk, (for a fee). As lawyers, we need to adjust as well, change our “business” model, not to become another business, but to serve our clients in a more efficient, cost effective manner. Like it or not, Solo and Small Firm “Great Whites” will have to change from “paper” to “paperless”. Filing “on-line” will happen in 2011, (it already has in the Federal Court system). Teleconferencing in motion practice, will happen, (look at R.S.Mo 55.30) … the Judges will resist, believing, by forcing lawyers to appear, they can force a settlement. That may force lawyers to talk with each other, but that only puts lawyers in the position of suggesting/forcing their clients to settle when they don’t want to, (given the terms presented). I will post a motion for a telephone conference case management, I have started filing in each case I have, tomorrow. Point being? Some wonderful wedding photog work, (thanks for sharing!!). Not a Walmart product. But then, that beggs the question … How many of our clients could afford it? How many of our clients can afford us, using the business model we do?
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