Mrs. Snow Pea, New York
Age and Occupation: 26, Architectural Engineer and student
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Web Designer
Engagement Date: July 4, 2005
Wedding Date: August 18, 2007
About Me: I am a DIY gal. From cooking, home improvements to wedding. Mr. Snow Pea and I met in college, and since then we've been like peas and carrots! Love cooking, traveling, and fishing.
From A Tourist’s Perspective
August 23rd, 2007 @ 6:31 pm by Mrs. Snow Pea
Mrs. Bee told me that my wedding day will the most photographed day in my life. In our case, she was totally right because there were dozens of tourists who stopped to watch our wedding and took pictures. Everyone and their mother had a camera and were snapping pictures left and right. Another “St. Pat’s bride” from the knot came to our ceremony to check it out and here are her pictures. Thank you D.L.! I really loved seeing these since none of our guests had pictures from this perspective. They were already seated and Henry was getting ready for my walk down the aisle.
Kekeke I am getting married!!!
On the steps outside of St. Patrick’s.
Does my veil look okay?
Yeh, my turn to walk!
Entering the cathedral from the vestibule.
Are you ready?
Mr. Security fluffed my train and here we go!
Some of you were asking me about what they do about tourists during a wedding at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. As you can see the main aisle is roped off during the wedding. Tourists are still allowed to enter the cathedral and walk around the left and right aisles. Many sat down in the pews to watch and others stood at the back. They were all very respectful and remained quiet during the wedding. As we walked out, they all clapped so we hammed it up and kissed!
Thank you D.L. and good luck on your special day to come!!!
14 Responses to “From A Tourist’s Perspective”
Awww, with all the tourists, you were like a real celebrity! 
Once again, BEAUTIFUL. Everything looks so perfect together: the dress, the veil, the hair, the makeup…
What an HONOR it must have been to get married at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. I’m by no means a religious person, but that place is just AMAZING!
Congratulations!
Awww, you look sooo beautiful! Congrats again!!
P.S. MOREEEE photos!!!
how cute with the tourists!!
oh, and do you have more photos of the cathedral?
I’ll definitely be blogging more recaps and reviews with lots of photos when we get back from our minimoon!
Hi Mrs. Snow Pea! These were awesome. What a contrast to see you there with the tourists all lined up. It must have actually been really nice to have them fill up the cathedral as that place is HUGE.
I am going to encounter something similar, although most likely not at the ceremony, but on our walk from the church to the restaurant. I discovered there is a “festival” of some kind ON the marketplace which is where our reception is going to be. We’ll see how that goes — but at least we’ll get it all on still and video (hooray for Wes)!
LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT! I am so regretting not fighting FI on the Catholic ceremony thing so that we could get married in St. Pats too. 
But, the pics and you look beautiful…
WOW! your dress is beautiful!!
Love it - your BMs dresses were gorgeous. You can really see the sash well in that second picture.
With the tourists in and outside of the cathedral, you must have felt like a movie star - kinda fun!
awesome awesome. i’m just glad that the tourists were respectful!
i just got hold of a computer and saw this post, SO CONTRATULATIONS Mrs. Snowpea exclamation point exclamation point. I am in Switzerland right now so the keyboard is a little different and cant find the exclamation point. argh. Good times for the Snow Peas. 0)
