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A Beautiful Georgia Wedding

I said a while back that I would share some of the photos from my grandson's wedding.  It was on July 22, 2017, and was held at the Tate House, in Tate, Georgia.  Tate is known for its marble, and the Tate mansion is made of marble and is a lovely venue for a wedding.  If you recall, I was in the hospital and unable to attend.  My heart still breaks when I think about it.





Saying the vows they wrote.........
.....the groom may kiss his bride........
Mr. & Mrs. Blake (Christian) Adams


Picture includes Blake's mother, my daughter, Pamela


Christian's Mother and Step-Dad, Nichole and Tony

Bride and Bridesmaids, far right, my granddaughter, Rheagan

Groomsmen, far left, front row, Christian's brother, Noah



where is that garter?????


Throwing the bouquet


Christian's Dad, Edward and Step-Mom, Janet


Blake singing a song he wrote for Christian.


Wedding Party in front of Tate House

My family
Rheagan, Christian, Blake, Pamela

Blake and Christian are ministers and are so blessed to be where they are.  The church is growing and God is blessing their endeavors.  So happy for them.  Welcome to our family, Christian.  We love you!

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