





Ceremony: Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos Catholic Church
Reception: The Joppa Shrine Center
It's always nice to come back home...and see old friends. Over the weekend, our friends Loan and Joseph said their vows in Biloxi, MS. This was my first trip back to my hometown since Katrina. It's really sad to see the destruction Katrina left behind but the hospitality and the spirit of the people there are unbelievable. I have to say, getting back home was hard but we did make it there. Our two hours flight turned into a 12 hours nightmare--due to the fog, there were flight cancelled, flight re-booked, flight delayed, flight re-routed, and luggage lost...luckily for the bride and groom, we always carry on our camera equipments. However, this story does have a happy ending...Wal-mart was opened 24hrs!! We didn't look too shabby in our Wal-mart clothes. Oh yeah, back to the wedding...this bride was prepared! She's so prepared, she had understudies for the ring bearer and flower girl. Another PinkPosh's first! My favorite part was at the reception when Mr. MC, Viet, asked the bride and groom 5 things "what they love and hate about each other". The answers and the reactions of the bride and groom were hilarious. Congratulations Loan and Joseph. We love ya!! (Hali & Paul, and Mariae<--who's on vacation)
Congratulations to Lisa and Alex! They are getting married next month and planning two wedding ceremonies (traditional and western) in two different cities on the same weekend! But for today, we stayed put in Austin while Lisa pretended she was in the Bahamas, and not stuck out in the cold and wind in her "ao dai." If you have ever worn one, you know that this particular item of clothing gives you no protection against the cold. Kudos to Lisa and Alex for being so lovely and easy going, and not once complaining about the weather. :) Lisa, I'm sure your January wedding is going to experience very Bahama-esque weather :)
Congratul...wait, I said that already :) Anyways, today was part 2 of Suemy and Chae's engagement session down in Austin. We made our way all around Austin. First stop, of course...UT Austin (Chae is a Texas Ex), so we had to get the UT Tower in and the Stadium. Those are the must haves in order to be a contender for the "spirit award" :). Then we made our way to Mt. Bonnell, Mozarts (one of my fave local spots) for hot chocolate and oreo cheesecake, and a final stop down at 6th street. It was so much fun shooting Suemy and Chae especially since they had "blind trust" in me (insert *evil laugh* here) and let me position them and place them anywhere I wanted to get my shots :) Enjoy the peeks guys!
Ceremony: The Gallery
Venue: Kim Son Ballroom
Ammy and Quang tied the knot this weekend and I am going to give them the award for showing the most school spirit at a wedding - if we did ever give one out. Ex-longhorn(ers?), their entire wedding color/theme was done in UT Austin school colors. The bride wore a Longhorn garter belt, the bridemaids wore orange...and you know you got a true friend when one of them (an ex-Aggie) would wear Longhorn colors, even though it was obviously very painful for her. They even had the groom's cake shaped into a building..yeps, the UT Tower. In typical fashion (well Asian fashion) the Remy Martin flowed freely, risque games were invented for the bride and groom to play for their wedding gifts (images were way to risque for posting on a PG rated blog) and in very un-typical Asian fashion was a one-man band/show/concert/wedding singer who played guitar, drums, danced and belted out songs from Weezer, Beatles, Outkast, Michael Jackson, Prince, and even Gwen Stefani. All he missed was Culture Club's Do You Really Want To Hurt Me. Congrats guys and we can't wait for you guys to start a family of little Longhorners. (~Mariae, Hali & Paul)
Ceremony: St. Edwards Catholic Church
Congratulations to Abbie and Aron!