Better Late Than Never

Yeah, it's been almost 4 weeks since the wedding, and I'm just now getting around to writing about it, but what are you gonna do? Teri and I have been really busy since then.

People always say how their wedding days were a blur and how you don't really remember much. I don't know how much I bought into that before May 2. Every wedding I'd ever been in seemed to go at a normal, regular-life pace. It really is true though that your own wedding day flies by and you only remember bits and pieces. What I do remember is very much worth remembering though.

Obviously the best part of the day was that at the end of the day I was married to Teri. I don't want this post to turn into a book, so I'll just touch on a couple other things. One of my other favorite parts of May 2 that stands out to me though was when we dismissed everyone from the church after the ceremony. Unfortunately, Teri and I weren't able to get around to talk to everyone at the reception like we would have liked to do, so dismissing people from the pews was the one shot we had to say hi to everyone and thank them for coming to share such a wonderful day with us. (I guess I just thanked anyone who came again by writing it here, but I'm sure that not all of our wedding guests will read this.)

We ended up with really nice weather too. It was about the perfect temperature and it didn't rain like it had the previous 3 days. The sun even came out for a bit.

Teri and I obviously still have a lot to learn about being married (because, honestly, how much can you know in under 4 weeks?), but what I do know is that she is a wonderful wife and a gift from God. I'm looking forward to spending the rest of my life with her.