you may now kiss

Scott and I were married on Saturday! It was a wonderful day, with so many of our friends and family with us, and we’re so happy! There are lots of good photos, though none by me – this one, by Charley, is one of the first on Flickr. (thanks!)


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30 thoughts on “kiss

  1. Lisbeth Klastrup

    Huge Congratulations to both of you Jill!! You look smashing – and it looks like it wasn’t rain…:)

  2. jean

    congratulations jill!

  3. Esther

    congratulations! awwwww…

  4. torill

    Congratulations! It looks like the perfect setting for a wonderful beginning 🙂

  5. Charley

    A wonderful day: thanks for inviting Inger, Margreta & me. Hope the two of you are enjoying married life!

  6. Antonella

    Congratulations, Jill!!!

  7. Chuck

    Congratulations!

  8. Geoff Cain

    Congratulations! I wish you both all the best.

  9. Lars

    Congratulations, Jill!

  10. Susana

    CONGRATULATIONS, Jill! I am glad I popped by your blog. I didnt know you were getting married but had been thinking about you: it has been a awfully long time we havent talked, what is she up to now? 😀 😀

  11. ÿyvind

    Congratulations!

  12. CW

    Congratulations and all the best to you both!

  13. b¯rge

    Congratulations Jill! Or should I say “congratulations Scott!”? 🙂
    I wish you a long and happy life together!

  14. Jeffrey Keefer

    Congratulations! May you always be able to read and share one another’s stories!

  15. Toril

    Congratulations to you both!! Jill, you look gorgeous, and I wish I had been home to spy on you to see you on such a very special day! Your wedding gown looks amazing, and the setting must have been astoundingly romantic!!!!!

  16. vika

    Congrats again to both of you. The photo is great, and I can hardly wait for more!

  17. Clare

    Many congratulations, Jill! What a beautiful photo. Best wishes to both of you!

  18. KdS

    What a wonderful idea to get married ‘al fresco’. Warmest wishes! –Koenraad

  19. Luca

    Great! Congratulations Jill! So happy for you two! 😀

  20. Leslie

    Congratulations! You look lovely!

  21. Christy

    Awww, that is so lovely. Congratulations to both of you. 🙂

  22. Matthew

    Congratulations! 😀 And best wishes for the future to the both of you!

  23. JoseAngel

    Wow… (°Beautiful bride!) Congratulations to both of you, and may the future ever look bright!

  24. Martin GL

    Congratulations, Jill!

  25. Matt K.

    Hey you two, cheers!

  26. Gustav

    Stort grattis!

  27. Pradeep

    Take a break from this blogging and enjoy your just married life.

    Congratulations !!! and Best of wishes for your future.

  28. Charlotte

    Congratulations Jill and Scott!

  29. Jan Karlsbjerg

    Tillykke Jill!

    Just like Susana above (#10) I stopped by for the first time in a while and see this happy news. Congratulations from across the sea.

    Cheers,
    Jan

  30. Marina

    Jill, you look absolutely wonderful.

    Congratulations to both of you, guys!!

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