one tomato two wrote:
Hi! I'm the bride in these photos and a friend of mine just contacted me and said, "Whoa! I just saw your wedding photos online!" And here they are!
I know this topic is loooong dead, but I can't help but respond to a few of the comments/questions that came up here... (not related to photography, but then, neither were the original comments
For everyone who said "That looks like FUN." It totally WAS! Super-duper fun! SUCH a good time, we keep saying, "I want to do it again!" Our friend all still talk about it, over a year later. So. Much. FUN.
MTBtrials wrote: "How on EARTH this this guy get his wife to agree to the HHOF?" Well, we met playing hockey, so that guy didn't have to "get" me to do it. We both love hockey and it was a fantastic venue. We got to HOLD THE STANLEY CUP. What the heck could be cooler than that?!
MTBtrials also wrote: "The only thing I can hold against the groom.... c'mon, seriously... the wings?" Look again, my friend. The groom would'nt be caught dead in a Wings jersey (even though we're both originally from Detroit). He's wearing two different jerseys in these photos, and neither of them are Wings -- one is Team Canada and the other is the team we play on back home.
SAREBEL wrote "Only thing is shouldn't the bride been the "goalie" -- That made me laugh out loud. If I had thought of the photo op, I may have done that, but I'm a forward, so I only went for that. My husband plays both out and in goal, so he donned the goalie gear. Funny story -- right after that photo was shot, he took one in the... er... well. You can figure it out. No, no, didn't hurt the wedding night at all, but it wasn't great at the moment it happened -- funny how one doesn't think to wear a cup to one's wedding. Thanks, klam, for not taking *that* photo!
If anyone here is thinking of having an event there (which it seems like a few of you are), just DO IT. The staff is great. The building (as you can see here) is gorgeous. The restaurant that catered for us (Acqua, next door) was absolutely *fantastic*. Even though it's been called "finger food" here, there was definitely a full meal's worth of food, served at several stations. Everything was delicious. Our friends are still talking about it, over a year later.
Mike Mahoney wrote:
Nice, especially 24 & 25 .. just something about the background I like.
That's the "Gumper" in the Montreal jersey in the background. He was the last goalie to play without a mask. I use to watch him play for the North Stars as a kid.
