| Married and relaxed, the happy new couple sat down to enjoy a few hours of dancing and partying with 150 of their closest friends and family. |
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| Everyone made their way in to the party room for the big introductions, which the band made in jazz-rocking style... |
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| Then it was time for humorous and inspirational toasts from the best man and maid of honor... |
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| All these good times were making everyone hungry, so it was time for some food... |
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| There were the requisite wedding-reception events, e.g. cake-cutting and flower-throwing... |
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| But the good times revolved mostly around dancing... the band, if you will, rocked Cleveland, and kept everyone on their feet. |
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| Everyone had plenty of time to sit and enjoy the food and the numerous animal facts that were available at each table. It was an info-taining wedding. |
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| Everyone found their own way to enjoy the band, the wedding ambience, and the animal theme... |
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| ...and by the end of the day, everything was quiet, everyone was full, and the wedding couple was exhausted. It was time to collect all the table settings, bubbles, animal facts, gifts, advice cards, candles, etc., and take just a brief rest before heading back for pizza with the Morrises. |
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