Weddingbee Blog

It was time to celebrate the Piglet nuptials! Guests had four or so hours between the ceremony and reception to relax, sightsee, nap, etc. One of our friends even went surfing. By early evening, everyone began tricking in for cocktail hour. With the drinks flowing, and pupus (hors d’oeuvres) a plenty, oh yes, it was time to start the party.

Kalua pork buns anyone? Oysters maybe?

While this was going on, we were inside practicing our first dance. Look at our game faces. We were nervous! Our last dance lesson had been the week prior. And it was that lesson that we finally finished the choreography to our dance. We weren’t awful, but a lesson (or two or THREE) more wouldn’t have hurt.

Changsik, our MC, was reviewing the program for the evening. The man is good. His Korean and English both phenomenal, his presence in front of the crowd… amazing. He’s the go to guy within our circle of friends. So many of our family members came up to us after the wedding asking if he emceed professionally. He doesn’t, but he certainly has the skills to charge for this service!

And our bridal party was choreographing moves for their entrance.

And before everyone was seated, one last peek…

Before the party started.

Relive the Piglets’ Wedding in Paradise: Ode to the Proposal, Portraits + A Bonus Video, We Did!, Our Grand Entrance, Island Time, The Boys, Girl Bonding, The Wedding Kick Off, To Dos Before the I Dos, E Komo Mai (Welcome!), This Little Piggy Got Married

Thanks Ben and Erin! All images are copyright of Ben Chrisman and Erin Reed unless otherwise noted.