Where do I start? Lindsay and Berry were crazy I suppose is the best way to say it. But in a fun way.
I know that I am putting myself into a weird class of super nerds by saying that I watch Doctor Who but I do. What’s weirder is that other people do as well and if a wedding has the Doctor Who themes music during the reception it’s got to be a super nerd wedding.
Lindsay had her dress custom made by Wonder Woman right here in Austin. It has to be one of the most unique dresses I have ever seen. Her hair and make-up were done at Avant Salon near the arboretum where she got a really retro 50s bombshell look done. She raced from the salon to the Driskill where she got dressed and then up to the Texas Capital where the she walked down the isle to The Final Countdown in homage to the Bluth family from Arrested Development a far too brilliant for television show that if you haven’t seen you will have to for your life to be complete.
As soon as the ceremony was over everyone was rushed off to the top floor of Buffalo Billiards on Sixth where dinner, dancing and games were played. Air hockey and Foos Ball were the most popular. This is where the aforementioned Doctor Who theme was played. I was quite surprised to find that I wasn’t the only one who recognized it. At 11 p.m. the couple said a brief goodbye and ran accross the street to the Driskill for the night.
The formal posed pictures were a little more informal than what I usually shoot.
Cecily used to be in track. Sometime I think about people in track and wonder what motivates them to keep going. The burning pain in my lungs and my screaming thighs generally deter me from engaging in any running for a greater distance than a hundred yards. After that I collapse onto the ground like I’m having a heart attack and lie there for 15 minutes wondering how people run further than a hundred yards.
As evidenced by the first picture, Cecily had no problem with running further than 100 yards and doing it fast. She also played lacrosse which to me is still a mystery sport which involves a ball and a basket on the end of a stick. I’ve never seen it played, but can only imagine what kind of chaos may happen on the field where every player has a basket on a stick and no armor at least for the girls. I’ll have to see a game someday. It was a fun shoot and we had fun with Cecily and her mom Beth.
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