Jill and Nathan

When we first got married Camille's sister, Jill, was in 8th grade.  She loved to play board games and watch the Disney Channel.  Now, she is married!!  We can't believe it, but we are super happy.  She and her husband, Nathan, have been friends (and maybe a little more) since they were in the 3rd grade.  We have sat back and watched the drama of their dating lives for the past 7 years or so.  It has been a fun little soap opera, but it had a happy ending.

 Camille was the unofficial photographer.  She took over 500 photos of the day.  Grady was bound and determined to bully his way into as many photo shots of the day.  Note:  Nathan's family are ranchers, and as such, you will see a lot of cowboy hats in the following pictures.  Do not avert your eyes...just embrace and love the cowboy way.  Adam was ready to strap on some Wranglers and full brimmed hat by the end of the weekend.

 We started very early that morning.  Jill and Nathan were married at 4pm.  Grady had little to no nap.  When he wasn't running, crying, or eating, he was with his Grandpa.  Note:  You can tell his mood is shifting in this photo from happy and excited to tired and ornery.

 By the end of the day both Adam and Grady were done.  Grady pitching fits and throwing himself on the ground, while Adam just grimaced.  It was a fine parenting moment for Adam to just sit and watch his son lay on the ground crying.

 What is a wedding without a beautiful shot of the temple.

 The reception was the next day at the Ponderosa (OK, not really, but it was back at the ranch).  This is a picture of Jill and Nathan with all their kids.  Heck, they are Mormon and have been together since the third grade!!  Kidding.  All of Nathan's nieces and nephews.

 Camille's wonderful family.  Grady really tried to be a good boy for the reception, but we could tell he was low on energy and high on anger.  Shortly after the reception and wedding Grady had a high fever and spots all over his body.  Come to find out, he had a virus like Hand Foot and Mouth Disease.  Adam couldn't remember the name of the disease, so he told everyone Grady had mad cow disease...such a better alternative.

 The reception was absolutely gorgeous.  There was a dance floor that Grady LOVED.  He ran and danced there all night.  He was quite scandalous.  He would dance with any girl that came within two feet of him.  And what girl wouldn't want to dance with a little boy in suspenders, a bow tie, and baseball gloves.  Note:  Grady is more than obsessed with sports and now must wear his baseball batting gloves almost everywhere he goes.

 Shirt untucked, hair wild, sweat pouring...he had a good time.

 The lovely couple...geez!! Get a room!!!

Note:  Since there were so many pictures, we had a hard time narrowing it down.  Just so you all know, it was a beautiful setting.