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Back to the recap after a little hiatus! All images by the amazing Sam of Samantha Warren Weddings.
As was the unintended theme of our wedding, yet another unplanned event was added to the list of my favorite moments of the day. I really don’t remember how it happened, but one minute I was standing on the lawn talking to my dad, and the next minute my family was serenading us with “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling”. Not exactly the song we had imagined, but there you have it, another electricity-free but memory-filled moment!
I can’t wait to see the video.
While everyone was out on the lawn, we took the opportunity to take a couple of group photos. First up, everyone who attended college at the University of Richmond with Mr. Tiramisu and I:
And would you believe that this photo is of everyone who attended high school with Mr. Tiramisu!?
I decided to jump in too.
I went to a tiny high school, so the six girls that attended our wedding (one not pictured here) and I actually represent 20% of my graduating class!
Next up is the requisite bride-being-held-up photo, which could be titled in this case, “Miss Tiramisu’s lovely white wedding dress” or alternatively, “Miss Tiramisu had too much fun at her wedding to care about a broken bustle and a little mud”.
non-pro photo by CM
Check it out:
With the power still out, we called on a couple of family members to provide some entertainment. Luckily we’re blessed with a pretty talented group. My cousin sang “At Last”, which has become a tradition at family weddings, and Mr. Tiramisu’s brother agreed to play a few songs as well. He attends Berklee College of Music and is an extremely awesome musician.
non-pro photo by AO
Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show had the dance floor packed:
non-pro photo by CM
Can anyone guess what happened next?
non-pro photos by BH
Previously:
1. The Pre-Game
2. We Practice the I Dos and the Party Part Too
3. The Day is Here!
4. Going to the Chapel
5. We Do
6. Sweet Little Details Part I, Part II
7. A Few Formal Pictures and An Uninvited Guest
8. Free Fireworks!
9. The Calm After the Storm
10. Who Needs Power?
Ahhh!!! What happended??? Looks like the day was so much fun, power or not!!
I guess that Mr. T serenaded you!
I’m goin’ with power…but your recap is so cool I wouldn’t be surprised if someone out there tried to ‘plan’ a no-power reception!!
I’m guessing power too! Such fun!
PS Mr. Lems cousing goes to Berklee too!
I’m guessing you sang!
You get major kudos girl - I’m still in awe with the grace you had when things didn’t go exactly as planned. =)
You know, your pics are some of the best I’ve seen by far. If you hadn’t told us, I would have never guessed that the power was out. I’m so happy that your family and friends came together to make it a great day!!!! Congrats!!! You look uber-happy!
I agree with Jellybbean77, your attitude was amazing. You look so happy in all oh the images! I love that your guests did impromptu performances. 
I agree with those that said the power came back on!
I love your pics and glad you’re back to re-capping!
Your wedding looks like is was blast to attend and one people will never forget
I am gusess you were called to the stage!
This is the best wedding I’ve been (seen) IT TELLS A FREAK GAL LIKE MY THAT ATTITUDE COUNTs A LOT!
love.it.
I meant to say like me….
Mrs. Tiramisu–what a special person you are! You remind us all what is important. Your amazing attitude and wonderful friends and family are truly an inspiration–I’m really enjoying your posts! (Oh, and I’m voting for power too…:) )
ohmigoodness something exciting i can see that much! my vote is for Oprah or power, one or the other.
LOL at Pineapple. I think it’s Oprah.
And I love love love the college and high school shots. We can’t wait to get those at our wedding!
Your photos all have so much emotion. I think our high school graduation classes must have been close to the same size. How fun that so many of them were able to attend!
Mrs. Tiramisu, I’ve been following your wedding for a while and it looks like it was an amazing event. Its been so fun to journey with you throughout the year as I am about to start my journey of a wedding in Maine as well! I live in Mass, and my entire family is all along the coast of Maine. We’ve been looking at all kinds of venues, and my fiance is stuck on renting a home w/ocean views. I was wondering if you could share your contact info for the house you rented. It may be well out of our budget, but it doesn’t hurt to try. You can email me directly at kelly@eastman.net - I am definitely going to contact your photographer as I love your pictures and I take it you had a great experience! Any other tips you have would be great. Thanks and Congrats!!!!
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Mrs. Tiramisu, Annapolis, MD/Maine Age and Occupation: 26, Healthcare Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Project Manager/Real Estate Management grad student Engagement Date: May 15, 2007 Wedding Date: July, 2008 Blogging Since: March 4, 2008 Venue: Oceanfront lawn and tent About Me: I was born and raised in Maine, now living in Annapolis, Maryland and planning a hometown wedding from afar. I’m nothing short of obsessed with wedding planning, and am loving the do-it-yourself madness that has now taken over my life! As for me, I’m a craft-loving, martini-drinking, girly-girl who loves traveling, photography, my schnauzer, and above all, spending time with Mr. Tiramisu.
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