I Got Married!
- Nov 2, 2013
- 1 min read
So I got married! 2013 was an extremely busy year work-wise but Tori and I had our wedding to look forward to and MAN was it a ripper day. We decided that a dingy old rustic barn would be the perfect place for us to tie the knot, luckily we found one on the Mornington Peninsula. We had a huge turn out, mother nature kept the rain away and everyone had a fantastic time. Now this is the part where I tell you that I wasn't nervous but I actually was. Haha! I stood there chatting to my groomsmen as if I didn't know that my family and friends were all staring at me waiting for to see my reaction when I saw Tori enter the ceremony. It seemed like that time went forever ... Tori arrived (looking amazing) then all of a sudden ... it was midnight and we were saying goodbye to everyone. WENT TOO FAST.
In a nutshell: My younger brother sang amazingly at the ceremony and older brother had some great dirt on me in his speech at the reception, mum and father-in-law spoke beautifully and we danced and danced and danced. I'm sure you can see in the pic how happy we are. For more pics check out the wedding gallery!
Catch Ya ... Jimmy :)
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