Wedding Fever!

Congratulations to my sister-in-law Danielle and her wonderful hubby Jacob. They got engaged back in March and there day finally came on Friday. These two are great for each other and they will have a good time being married! They got married on Friday morning in the Oquirrh Mountain temple and then we went to Gardner Village for a luncheon. (So far the same as our wedding day 3 years ago!) It was a HOT day. I believe it got over 100 that day and taking pictures out front of the temple was brutal. The Nay boys sweat like crazy on their face and the drops wouldn't stop running down there faces. They had a great sealer that gave some great advice. Danielle basically jumped the altar to kiss Jacob before the sealer said to do so -  so funny! They didn't do their reception until Saturday night so the rest of the day Friday we took a nap then went to Taylorsville Dayzz for Jonathan's homework assignment to listen to music and analyze it. It was nice and peaceful. We sat in the shade and listened to music and then watched a good firework show. The next day we got to the reception early for pictures and such. There was Brick Oven pizza, brownies and rootbeer for dinner and after the line there was two hours of dancing. The first 30 minutes I was dancing like crazy and then I got so tired! Danielle danced her little heart out all night. The energy of those young ones! ;) There was so much food left over we got stuck with a full pizza, tray of brownies and 10 liters of rootbeer!! So much food and Jonathan is already calling his parents asking them to bring down more rootbeer because he is worried we are going to run out! He is nuts! Anyways, the night was a lot of fun and our good friends Cole and Cheyanne drove down from Logan and Greg and Tyler came up from Provo so we were able to catch up a little bit. We sure love them!! We slept for almost 11 hours after we got home last night and I am ready to do it again!
I wish I would have gotten pictures of Jonathan and I at the reception in our Bridal party outfits but hopefully the photographer got good ones. Here are a few others: