The wedding: shots of the blindfolds, ceremony, and hugs

By popular demand, we continue with the parade of photos from the wedding. Below each one, you'll see where the item came from; if there's no price indicated, it was donated or bartered for. These great detail shots, all the shots in this post, are by Laura Elizabeth Photography, who we can't thank enough! This post has just under a hundred shots, of the blindfolded gift exchange, the ceremony, and the receiving line...and there's still tons more photos to be seen!

And hey, if you're missing our wordier posts, hop on over to our new blog, Project: Priceless--the NEST, where we're blogging the newlywed experience, complete with a job loss, a melting apartment floor, and cooking attempts. You'll love it.

Photography by  Laura Elizabeth Photography (all in this posting)

Necklace by Morganna the White

Blindfolds made from recycled leather, by the bride. FREE.

Ties for groom and his boys: 10.00 each on sale.

Our male photogs: Aiden Wolf and Adam Pap

Pocketwatch for the groom: passed down from bride's dad...free, but priceless.

Pearl necklace custom-designed by Devine Jewellers

Wedding planner: Amy Karlin of Splendid Events

All flowers by The Flower Factory, Renfrew, Ontario

The bride chose to forgo a wedding band, using just her engagement ring; the groom's is from Magpie Jewellery.

Sacred reading by friend Kim S., and DJ services by 2J's Music Machine.

Chairs all part of the venue: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm.

Bridesmaid dresses by So-Fine, feather hair pieces by Flights of Fancy.

Vests by JR Creations, labour was donated and materials: 8.00/vest.

Maid of Honor's necklace: Morganna The White

Bridesmaids' necklaces: Frash

Handfasting cord: made by Maid of Honor.

Leather jacket by Harley Davidson Ottawa

Buttons on dress: all freecycled and donated. Crinoline: Swank Underpinnings

Bride's feathers fascinator: Flights of Fancy

Arch by CRL Construction

Ring jar: handmade egg separator, $10. All other ceremony elements: natural or handmade (free).

Can't get enough of those thistle boutonnieres by Flower Factory!

Officiant services provided by Alan Viau

Cake toppers made by the bride and groom from materials at home. Free.

Cake by the incredible Isabelle Crowe.

Little Cakes loves us, and surprised us with more cupcakes for the dessert table!