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Mrs. Radish Mrs. Radish, Chicago/Syracuse Age and Occupation: 27, Executive Assistant/Journalism Student/Musician Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Anthropologist/Musician Engagement Date: December 20, 2005 Wedding Date: August 18, 2007 Blogging Since: June 26, 2007 Venue: The Wellington House in Fayetteville, NY About Me: Mr. Radish and I are both from upstate New York, so we are planning a wedding in Syracuse from about 700 miles away. When I’m not obsessing about our wedding I play the cello in my band (which Mr. Radish is in too), read as much as I can, sleep even more, travel whenever possible, and try to find time to have fun with my friends. I’m also working on finishing up my journalism degree with a concentration in environmental reporting and I’m the VP of my campus Amnesty International chapter… so I’m a pretty busy bee.
 
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Mrs. Radish, Chicago/Syracuse Age and Occupation: 27, Executive Assistant/Journalism Student/Musician Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Anthropologist/Musician Engagement Date: December 20, 2005 Wedding Date: August 18, 2007 Blogging Since: June 26, 2007 Venue: The Wellington House in Fayetteville, NY About Me: Mr. Radish and I are both from upstate New York, so we are planning a wedding in Syracuse from about 700 miles away. When I’m not obsessing about our wedding I play the cello in my band (which Mr. Radish is in too), read as much as I can, sleep even more, travel whenever possible, and try to find time to have fun with my friends. I’m also working on finishing up my journalism degree with a concentration in environmental reporting and I’m the VP of my campus Amnesty International chapter… so I’m a pretty busy bee.
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XI: Waiting Around

February 27th, 2008 @ 2:19 pm by Mrs. Radish

We were running a little behind at the church, and then we got LOST on the way to the reception so we didn’t get to the reception venue until about 35 minutes into the cocktail hour. My photographer, along with his assistant for the day, Scott McQuarrie, got to the reception a good 20 minutes before us and, lucky for me, they decided to make good use of their time! I’m almost glad we were late because they got some of these great candid shots of everyone during the cocktail hour.

This is actually from the church (hmm… maybe the pews give it away?). My baby brother was waiting while we were getting pictures with my parents in the church.
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Back at the reception site, it looks like the kids had no trouble finding the candy buffet! I think they have radar for that kind of stuff.
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I really love this picture of my father-in-law. The face he’s making is so “him.” He’s a retired math professor and has a very dry wit. It looks like he’s thinking “Get that camera out of my face. Aren’t you supposed to be taking pictures of the bride?”
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Another one of Mr. Radish’s nephews enjoying some candy. He’s a handsome little devil. He was supposed to be in the wedding, but there was a miscommunication with his parents so it didn’t work out. Too bad.
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Our best man… looking sharp! I’m loving his boutonnière, too. My sister made them for us using some silk anemone’s from Paper Source with some shimmery ribbon I got from the Marta Stewart line at Michael’s.
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My Grandma! She’s the cutest.
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My uncle with his date.
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My mother with her two brothers, also known as my uncles.
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Mr. Radish arriving with his new brother-in-law close behind.
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Here I come (finally!) with my entourage.
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Actually, it just looks like I have an entourage. The only person actually “with” me is my friend in the brown dress who drove us to the reception. The other girls are just friends of mine who were mingling in the background. But it seems much cooler to have an “entourage.” It looks like some paparazzi might jump out of the bushes any second!

Well, that concludes this episode. Up next in the Radish wedding saga - our “grand” entrance.

Previously on The Radishes Get Hitched…

Part I: Here Comes the Groom
Part II: My Ladies in Waiting
Part III: Here Comes the Bride
Part IV: Meanwhile, Back at the Church
Part V: The Procession
Part VI: My LAST Unmarried Moments!
Part VII: Ceremony Highlights
Part VIII: Making in Official!
Part IX: Well Received
Part X: Say Cheese!

**As always, all photo credits go to Tim Forbes of Forbes Creative Photography.**

5 Responses to “XI: Waiting Around”

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Miss Daffodil says:

i really love all ur photos!

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Miss Lovebug says:

Your little brother needs to be in movies. He’s the perfect sweet little scamp. What do you think? I know an agent. We can pimp him for millions…

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ChicagoSarah says:

Oh, I especially love the picture of your little brother in the church, little brother with Mr. Radish, and you with your entourage! The shots of the kids with candy are great too. I know your wedding wasn’t in Chicago but the lovely outdoor pics are making me think - will we EVER see green again?!

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XIII: Shall We Dance? » Weddingbee says:

[…] VII: Ceremony Highlights Part VIII: Making in Official! Part IX: Well Received Part X: Say Cheese! Part XI: Waiting Around Part XII: The Grande […]

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Part XVI: Reception Details - The Cake » Weddingbee » The Wedding Blog says:

[…] VII: Ceremony Highlights Part VIII: Making in Official! Part IX: Well Received Part X: Say Cheese! Part XI: Waiting Around Part XII: The Grande Entrance Part XIII: Shall We Dance? Part XIV: Sister Radish’s Adorable Toast […]


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