Here are two photos from the first time Kevin and I met Jenelle, and
one from the beautiful, fun wedding in Mexico last year!!
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Happy 1st Anniversary, Derek & Jenelle
Happy anniversary to a great couple. Wishing you many, many more!!
Here are two photos from the first time Kevin and I met Jenelle, and
one from the beautiful, fun wedding in Mexico last year!!
Here are two photos from the first time Kevin and I met Jenelle, and
one from the beautiful, fun wedding in Mexico last year!!
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Married
Kevin and I have been married for six months (on 12/7/08)!
Can't believe how fast time has flown :)
Can't believe how fast time has flown :)
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
More photos from California and Mexico!
Here we are standing at the ceremony site.
Mother & Son
Obligatory flower :)
Humbard grandparents on the bus!
On the bus!
Proud Parents
Kylie and Lyndsay
Guests!
We just KNEW this would happen!
Kevin played Landslide by Fleetwood Mac
on the guitar during Derek and Jenelle's water ceremony..
He did an AMAZING job! His best man speech was awesome, too!
Brothers :)
Newest Humbard addition!
Here's where we stayed (view from the beach)...
At the very top of the stone wall, in the middle,
is where the ceremony was held. You can see the flowers.
Lovely Tijuana.
Rehearsing!
Sandy and Ava...
On the beach
Placecard holders made proudly by Mr. Terry Norris!
Lyndsay and I
It was a LOOOOOOOOOONG weekend! But a great one!
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Do-Over!
Let me know if you'd like to attend!!
WHAT: Kevin and Melanie's "WEDDING CELEBRATION"
DATE: Saturday night, July 26th (Kev's birthday too!)
TIME: 7 pm--sharp to midnight
PLACE: Franklin Elks Lodge, downtown Franklin - just northeast of the courthouse
near the intersection of Water St. and Jefferson St (which is also 44/144)
40 N. Water Street
PARKING: on the street or behind the bank at the southeast corner of the intersection
DRESS: casual
DJ -- lots of dancing and fun for everyone
BAR -- pay-as-you-go (coffee and iced tea will be provided)
FOOD -- We are having a pitch-in --- snacks, starters, finger foods, dips & chips, nacho's, etc. call me to see what we need if you want -- we have dessert - a wonderful wedding cake
WHERE TO STAY: Hotels near the interstate in Franklin or just north of us in Greenwood.
QUESTIONS: call me at 317-738-9572
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Professional Photos
http://www.pictage.com/495241
We got the link to our pro photos from Bobby and Erica. They did a great job! We have about 950+ to choose from!! The link above should take you to the site, so you can browse through them :)
Saturday, June 21, 2008
06/07/08!
It's true! We're actually married now :) (despite catastrophic flooding)...
While waiting for one of our flights to St. Lucia (BEAUTIFUL), Kevin and I made a list of things that didn't go as planned over the wedding weekend... It got pretty long, sadly...
Here's a quick recap:
Friday 6/6/08: Nail appointments were scheduled incorrectly, so only Donna and Melanie had anything done
-Confusion over the rehearsal dinner bill
-Tornado sirens immediately following the rehearsal dinner
-Eagle's Nest wasn't available for decorating until later than planned
-Storms with hail overnight; Strong winds, lightning and thunder kept the bride (and bridal party members) awake most of the night
-Holiday Inn Express (where bridal party members and guests were staying) had
a fire alarm go off at 2:30a.m., and it began raining while they were outside
-Norris parents' hotel room had mold in the coffee pot, among other icky things
Saturday 6/7/08: Videographer stranded, but retrieved after taking a boat across the lake and
begin picked up by Flo and Lou
-String Quartet canceled
-Humbard parents' basement flooded
-86 out of the 166 who RSVP'ed "YES" could NOT make it to the wedding
-Josh Hoke, our groomsman and officiant, and his wife could not make it
-Ceremony delayed by almost 2 hours, to give the Humbards time to make it
(they spent at least 5 hours driving around, trying to find an open path)
-Our DJ drove around the state trying to make it (approximately 5 hours),
making him miss the ceremony, but arrive in time for the reception
-Someone threw away the chair cover return labels causing confusion for mailing
-Melanie only tasted the cake during the cake cutting; Eagle Pointe threw away
her 4 pieces (one of each flavor) she had been planning on saving.
-Kevin left his clothes for Saturday night and Sunday in Mitch's car
Sunday 6/8/08: Owed $1.34 for Condo at Eagle Pointe, due to tax increase
-Flight to San Juan originally delayed, then confirmed, then canceled in Miami
-Hotel room in San Juan was already paid for, but not used due to flight
-Could not retrieve luggage after flight canceled; luggage manifested to San Juan
and could not be redirected
-Hour + wait for new flight and hotel information from the Miami Airport and AA
-We were originally told by an American Airlines representative, over the phone,
there were no available flights to St. Lucia until 6/11/08
Monday 6/9/08: Wearing the same clothes as on Sunday, due to lost luggage
-No luggage until 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday 6/10/08
-New flight to the southern St. Lucian airport, meaning an hour drive along the
EXTREMELY narrow, hilly, and winding roads
After that weekend, things started going really well. The island was BEAUTIFUL; the staff and native islanders were extremely friendly and accommodating (except our waitress at the French restaurant); and our room was upgraded to the main level, with a view of the Caribbean Sea
In order to offset the negativity of the "wrongs," here's a list of what we deemed "Damage Control" (things that made the situation better)
-Lucas (a friend of our photographer and original officiant) was called in as a replacement officiant, despite never having met Melanie or Kevin and using Josh's ceremony notes
-Steve (groomsman) played acoustic guitar during the ceremony, in place of the string quartet
-Chad (friend) brought his PA system and Ipod to entertain guests during the delay (and possibly during the reception had the DJ not been able to make it)
-Ceremony delayed, but Eagle Pointe opened the bar and provided appetizers to waiting guests
-Humbard parents, grandparents, and relatives drove approximately 300 miles around the state, finally taking I-74 to Greensburg, and then taking 46 to Bloomington
-Similarly, our DJ (Wes Adkins from Event One) drove from Broad Ripple to the Illinois border, back across the state to the Ohio border, and finally taking a similar path as the Humbards
-Flo and Lou (friends) picked up the stranded videographer and all of her equipment; the videographer and her partner had loaded their equipment onto their neighbor's pontoon boat, making it to the other side of Lake Lemon, since all roads were closed and the videographer's boat and dock were missing
-Eagle Pointe allowed the Norris family to take home the extra food and cake, due to having so much left
-Open bar was open longer than originally contracted
-American Airlines paid for a hotel at the Hyatt in Miami, and provided $30 in food vouchers for canceling the flight to San Juan; Provided Kevin and Melanie a direct flight to St. Lucia on Monday.
-Sandals provided Melanie and Kevin SUPER SWEET matching t-shirts, but it was something other then the same clothes we'd been wearing since Sunday
**Like I said, the only thing that matters is that we're married! The day was beautiful and the guests able to make it seemed to be having a great time. It was definitely a memorable day. Kevin's parents have offered to throw us a "do-over" reception, an informal event in Franklin on July 26th, for the guests who couldn't make it (and those who just want to party).
I'll post some photos soon, but check out Derek and Tonya's website for previews!!
While waiting for one of our flights to St. Lucia (BEAUTIFUL), Kevin and I made a list of things that didn't go as planned over the wedding weekend... It got pretty long, sadly...
Here's a quick recap:
Friday 6/6/08: Nail appointments were scheduled incorrectly, so only Donna and Melanie had anything done
-Confusion over the rehearsal dinner bill
-Tornado sirens immediately following the rehearsal dinner
-Eagle's Nest wasn't available for decorating until later than planned
-Storms with hail overnight; Strong winds, lightning and thunder kept the bride (and bridal party members) awake most of the night
-Holiday Inn Express (where bridal party members and guests were staying) had
a fire alarm go off at 2:30a.m., and it began raining while they were outside
-Norris parents' hotel room had mold in the coffee pot, among other icky things
Saturday 6/7/08: Videographer stranded, but retrieved after taking a boat across the lake and
begin picked up by Flo and Lou
-String Quartet canceled
-Humbard parents' basement flooded
-86 out of the 166 who RSVP'ed "YES" could NOT make it to the wedding
-Josh Hoke, our groomsman and officiant, and his wife could not make it
-Ceremony delayed by almost 2 hours, to give the Humbards time to make it
(they spent at least 5 hours driving around, trying to find an open path)
-Our DJ drove around the state trying to make it (approximately 5 hours),
making him miss the ceremony, but arrive in time for the reception
-Someone threw away the chair cover return labels causing confusion for mailing
-Melanie only tasted the cake during the cake cutting; Eagle Pointe threw away
her 4 pieces (one of each flavor) she had been planning on saving.
-Kevin left his clothes for Saturday night and Sunday in Mitch's car
Sunday 6/8/08: Owed $1.34 for Condo at Eagle Pointe, due to tax increase
-Flight to San Juan originally delayed, then confirmed, then canceled in Miami
-Hotel room in San Juan was already paid for, but not used due to flight
-Could not retrieve luggage after flight canceled; luggage manifested to San Juan
and could not be redirected
-Hour + wait for new flight and hotel information from the Miami Airport and AA
-We were originally told by an American Airlines representative, over the phone,
there were no available flights to St. Lucia until 6/11/08
Monday 6/9/08: Wearing the same clothes as on Sunday, due to lost luggage
-No luggage until 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday 6/10/08
-New flight to the southern St. Lucian airport, meaning an hour drive along the
EXTREMELY narrow, hilly, and winding roads
After that weekend, things started going really well. The island was BEAUTIFUL; the staff and native islanders were extremely friendly and accommodating (except our waitress at the French restaurant); and our room was upgraded to the main level, with a view of the Caribbean Sea
In order to offset the negativity of the "wrongs," here's a list of what we deemed "Damage Control" (things that made the situation better)
-Lucas (a friend of our photographer and original officiant) was called in as a replacement officiant, despite never having met Melanie or Kevin and using Josh's ceremony notes
-Steve (groomsman) played acoustic guitar during the ceremony, in place of the string quartet
-Chad (friend) brought his PA system and Ipod to entertain guests during the delay (and possibly during the reception had the DJ not been able to make it)
-Ceremony delayed, but Eagle Pointe opened the bar and provided appetizers to waiting guests
-Humbard parents, grandparents, and relatives drove approximately 300 miles around the state, finally taking I-74 to Greensburg, and then taking 46 to Bloomington
-Similarly, our DJ (Wes Adkins from Event One) drove from Broad Ripple to the Illinois border, back across the state to the Ohio border, and finally taking a similar path as the Humbards
-Flo and Lou (friends) picked up the stranded videographer and all of her equipment; the videographer and her partner had loaded their equipment onto their neighbor's pontoon boat, making it to the other side of Lake Lemon, since all roads were closed and the videographer's boat and dock were missing
-Eagle Pointe allowed the Norris family to take home the extra food and cake, due to having so much left
-Open bar was open longer than originally contracted
-American Airlines paid for a hotel at the Hyatt in Miami, and provided $30 in food vouchers for canceling the flight to San Juan; Provided Kevin and Melanie a direct flight to St. Lucia on Monday.
-Sandals provided Melanie and Kevin SUPER SWEET matching t-shirts, but it was something other then the same clothes we'd been wearing since Sunday
**Like I said, the only thing that matters is that we're married! The day was beautiful and the guests able to make it seemed to be having a great time. It was definitely a memorable day. Kevin's parents have offered to throw us a "do-over" reception, an informal event in Franklin on July 26th, for the guests who couldn't make it (and those who just want to party).
I'll post some photos soon, but check out Derek and Tonya's website for previews!!
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