From family to childhood and college friends, Mr. Turkey and
I felt beyond honored that everyone made the sacrifices and trips necessary to
be part of our wedding celebrations (you have read about all the ladies’
amazing contributions to my fashionista shower and bachelorette). We
tried to say thank you to both the men and women at our rehearsal,
but the bottom line is that nothing will every truly express our full gratitude.
However, beyond the “mushy” stuff, these people made our day
FUN. You’ll see photos of them tearing up the dance floor later, but for now
you’ll have to settle with some more traditional pics. I think it will be easy
to see why nerves were limited, the day went so smoothly and our resounding memory from May 12th was pure and simple joy.
All photos are by Philip Gabriel Photography.
With two shooters on the day, the photographs went fairly
quickly and the Gabes (yes, the two photographers shared a name) captured both
full group shots and some individual men / women pics.
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The whole crew - nice and spread out |
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Trying to strike our best pose |
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You already saw a variation of this photo, but had to share another - love how "in the moment" it is |
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Oh, you know, just your usual day touring the Art Museum |
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Traditional shot in front of the skyline |
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Now that's more like our group! Favorite part - Brother Turkey picked up bridesmaid D without warning!! |
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Somehow Gabe made it look like no one was around - love |
To close the photos out, we had to meet the trolley at the
bottom of the Rocky Steps.
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Unfortunately we didn't pull a "reverse Rocky" and run down the steps to Eakins Oval |
Unfortunately, there was no “reverse Rocky” running down to
Eakin’s Oval!
Where did you take your wedding party shots? Anyone else
want to give a shot out to their bridesmaids and groomsmen for making their
day?

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