As Mr. Tomato and I waved good-bye to our guests, the cameras continued to flash. No, it wasn’t the paparazzi (though as we waited for our getaway car to arrive, we were introduced to one of the founders of youtube!), but I had requested that the photographers follow us to Napa Cottages, where we were planning to stay that night.
I had heard of people having a “Day-After” photo session, with the idea that the bride/groom can take some more relaxed, fun pictures. But Mr.Tomato and I had plans the next day, so unless we wanted to wake up at the crack of dawn to take pictures, it wasn’t the greatest of ideas. That’s when I thought of taking pictures in the hotel room. I already had some ideas I wanted to try–like jumping on the bed and sexy pictures in the bathtub. Luckily, our photographers were more than eager to accommodate. Scott Robert and Junshien never fail to exercise their creative side!
So without further ado, I present to you the final pictures of the Tomatoes’ wedding day:
Mr. Tomato is ready to prove his strength to his bride…
The bride is ready to prove he’s got a match…
This was after I “knee’d” him (by accident, I swear!) 
Taking a quiet break.
A photo in the little kitchen of the cottage
I thought this picture was amazing. Looks like the moon, doesn’t it? (but it wasn’t!)
Pictures in the bathtub. I love how these turned out!
That’s it! Hope my timeline was helpful and you had as much fun reading about my day as I did writing them. 
i love the bathtub pictures.. really artistic but so cute!
I love all these pics! I especially love how the photographer chose to use some vignetting on some of the photos…..it seems more intimate and a bit voyeur-ish (in a good way). Love it!!!!
Beautiful pictures!
On a completely random note, were you and Mr. Tomato at Milpitas Square/99 Ranch yesterday (Sunday)? If not, you’ve got a couple doppelgangers running around… =P
The bed pics are so creative–thank you for sharing.
Mrs. Tomato,
The pictures are wonderful. I was wondering if you could post some pictures of your bouquet or tell what flowers were used to create it? I love it and I want to show to my florist.
Thank you.
Mrs. Tomato, Napa Valley
Age and Occupation: 25, Technology Project Manager
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 27, Engineer
Engagement Date: October 22, 2006
Wedding Date: July 1, 2007
Blogging Since: May 1, 2006
Venue: Auberge du Soleil
About Me: I love all things beautiful. From handmade stationery, feminine fashion and delicate flowers to the little moments in your life treasured with your loved one. I am also notorious among my friends to be a deal hunter! My best deal was perhaps my Monique Lhuillier dress for $1100 (orig. $5000). I also tend to use a lot of exclamation marks! =)
Love all your pictures Mrs. Tomato!!!!