Megan and Paul Get Married (Part 1)
July 27 2018... The evening before...
...we had an after-the-rehearsal dinner with the bridesmaids and Paul's family
Paul's brother Stephen, Shoba, Margot and J.J.
The next morning, July 28 2018...
Ready to begin the journey...
Since the wedding was to be at St. Andrew's church on Toronto island, a novel method of transport was used.
Early morning on College St.
Guests took the ferry. Here Dieder and Yuko who came from Vancouver are leaving the ferry.
It was a nice early morning walk to the church. We caught the first ferry to Centre Island at 8:00 AM
Members of the band had their instruments as well as food for the pot luck luncheon afterwards.
We gathered at the boathouse dock to watch for the canoe.
...we had an after-the-rehearsal dinner with the bridesmaids and Paul's family
Paul's brother Stephen, Shoba, Margot and J.J.
The next morning, July 28 2018...
Ready to begin the journey...
Since the wedding was to be at St. Andrew's church on Toronto island, a novel method of transport was used.
Early morning on College St.
Guests took the ferry. Here Dieder and Yuko who came from Vancouver are leaving the ferry.
Margot, Ella, Mark and Joshua brought their bikes.
Members of the band had their instruments as well as food for the pot luck luncheon afterwards.
We gathered at the boathouse dock to watch for the canoe.
The minister, Mother Jennifer arrived before us by taking an earlier ferry that went to Ward's island. She had a longer walk to the church.
While waiting for the canoe, Jennifer gave instructions and we practiced the song that Paul's friend David, the drummer had composed.
"I Love You Madly"
The arrival of the bride and groom
A happy band
Paul's sister Mary, and her daughters Lauren and Elyse. Ella is talking to Tom...who might be listening.
From the Boathouse dock Megan and Paul paddled to the church dock.
Led by the band, the wedding guests followed to the church dock.
The band played and we sang as Megan and Paul landed. Mark and Paul's brother, Martin are looking after the canoe.
Paul's mother, Olive





















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