My Recent Wedding Pics

**Highlander31** · 30th March 10, 01:08 PM

Congratulations to you both. Looks like a grand time.

Your dance instructor seems to be having a good time.

**iustus** · 30th March 10, 06:02 PM

Originally Posted by Highlander31

Congratulations to you both. Looks like a grand time.

Your dance instructor seems to be having a good time.

He was also master of the rings and he had a blast! He was our Guest Star...

**Bludongle** · 30th March 10, 01:26 PM

I'm sorry but was that a bottle of Dalwhinnie?

(oh and great crowd!)

**creagdhubh** · 31st March 10, 05:21 PM

Originally Posted by Bludongle

I'm sorry but was that a bottle of Dalwhinnie?

(oh and great crowd!)

Excellent single-malt! Especially after you take a tour of their distillery and have a few complimentary drams.

**iustus** · 2nd April 10, 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by creagdhubh

Excellent single-malt! Especially after you take a tour of their distillery and have a few complimentary drams.

decisions:

So our budget was very very low for wedding standards.
It came to the point when we needed to pick the piper... hmm.
It also was the same time we needed to pick the scotch... hmm.

As it turned out we had enough for one or the other.

Now I am a piper and I love the pipes, especially a good piobaireachd.
Most in my family are not pipers and though they enjoy a piob here and there and enjoy my playing, they would not really miss the piper.
So we decided to go with the scotch.

So Glenmorangie 10y, MacCallum 12y, Balvenie 12y dw, Laphroaig 10y, and Dalwhinnie 15y made the cut. They were part of my thank you to folks as I went around to everyone thanking them personally for coming and celebrating with us. For some it was their first taste of this kind of spirit for some it was a polite refusal of the Laphroaig but patiently waiting for the return of the Glenmorangie or the Balvenie... the Dalwhinnie was a later offer, well after dinner.

It was a tough choice but came down to hospitality. For those who did not drink I had some very delicious Italian Soda.

Not much left... but the Dalwinnie and the Laphroaig... benefits of the late entrances maybe.

peace,
justin

ps: sorry this is so off topic.

**creagdhubh** · 3rd April 10, 01:44 PM

Originally Posted by iustus

decisions:

So our budget was very very low for wedding standards.
It came to the point when we needed to pick the piper... hmm.
It also was the same time we needed to pick the scotch... hmm.

As it turned out we had enough for one or the other.

Now I am a piper and I love the pipes, especially a good piobaireachd.
Most in my family are not pipers and though they enjoy a piob here and there and enjoy my playing, they would not really miss the piper.
So we decided to go with the scotch.

So Glenmorangie 10y, MacCallum 12y, Balvenie 12y dw, Laphroaig 10y, and Dalwhinnie 15y made the cut. They were part of my thank you to folks as I went around to everyone thanking them personally for coming and celebrating with us. For some it was their first taste of this kind of spirit for some it was a polite refusal of the Laphroaig but patiently waiting for the return of the Glenmorangie or the Balvenie... the Dalwhinnie was a later offer, well after dinner.

It was a tough choice but came down to hospitality. For those who did not drink I had some very delicious Italian Soda.

Not much left... but the Dalwinnie and the Laphroaig... benefits of the late entrances maybe.

peace,
justin

ps: sorry this is so off topic.

No worries! Wonderful!