Constructed Images

Earlier, we mentioned that George and Helen are going to be taking lots of photos (and it would be wonderful if everyone did).

George has just told us that he has set up a new business called CONSTRUCTED IMAGES as an outlet for his art. You can go to this website where you can see photos from the wedding and have them printed (for a small fee).

Go and check it out!

rain, hail or shine

September in Taos is an interesting time. Right about the equinox, it can be beautiful and warm, or else it can be rainy and cool.

Howard is determined to go ahead with the ceremony in the orchard, regardless of the conditions (Ayesha thinks that if it's a thunderstorm, we may have to think of Plan B!). Most Taosenos seems to think that it will be fine, but it's probably a good idea to keep an eye on the weather forecast for Taos, and pack an umbrella.

If it does rain on our wedding day, wouldn't that be ironic?

UPDATE! UPDATE!

After a week on the San Juan in drizzly, rainy conditions, Howard has come to the realisation that we really do need an alternative to the apple orchard if it rains.

If it's cloudy, we'll still be in the orchard.

If it's really bad weather, however, we'll move everything to the San Geronimo Lodge.

If we do end up at San Geronimo, the ceremony will start a little later (~4pm) so that we can be sure that we get everyone from the orchard.

blooper #2

Ok, so we're not sure who was in care of quality control on our invitations, but apparently there is another mistake.

Ayesha's hometown was spelt incorrectly on the RSVP card. Yes, there really is only two "i's" in Wickliffe. No, it is not Wickiliffe.

Thanks to Rachael and Becky for pointing this out to us!

Apologies for any confusion...