Wilmington

It seemed as though the glorious wedding weekend just flew by so quickly. Every moment I will cherish for a very long time. I did not take many pictures. I wanted to savor every moment as much as I could.

We appreciated so much the ones who traveled so many miles to share with us this happy occasion. I have been reliving these wonderful times ever since I returned home on Sunday.

Now most everyone knows what happens when the Barrs get together. I hesitate to use the phrase "more fun than a barrel of monkeys" but that is the only one that comes to mind.

The few pictures I took of the bride and groom did not turn out very well. Wine, laughter and a shaky camera do not make for good photography. I will wait on the professional photographer's images of the bride and groom. For now I will post just a few from my little Coolpix.

A sneak peek of the rehearsal Friday night.

A barrel of fun at the rehearsal dinner.

Mom and son at the wedding reception. Does Mom look happy?

And of course no weekend event can be complete without the proper analysis, examination, evaluation and summation of appropriate family behavior and interaction of said Barr-sibling units and sub-units. Ladies and gentlemen, I present the official family financial, legal, educational and spiritual counselor. The seeker of truth. A leader amongst mankind.