To create a backdrop for the ceremony, they had a fabric drape in the wedding colors of plum and gold. A high-top table held the unity candle and a flower arrangement.
The bridal party and bride processed down the grand staircase to "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" and "Canon in D". I would have been terrified of falling!
I've been set up under a mounted deer head before, but never by a tax enforcement office. Every wedding brings something new!
The ceremony area from my point of view:
During the unity candle, the bride requested the Bach-Gounod version of "Ave Maria". While less well-known than Schubert's version, this one is equally - if not more - beautiful. She didn't want the song to drag on after the candle lighting (which takes no time at all!), so I found a good spot to bring it gracefully to a close. Much better than standing there awkwardly, with all of the guests staring at you, waiting for a five-minute song to end!
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"Trumpet Voluntary" was the recessional, which sent the guests upstairs for the cocktail hour. They later returned to the main floor, which had been transformed for dinner service.
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