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We helped Chuck and Flour (not a misspelling) tie the knot aboard Sancerre yesterday afternoon. Though she’s a big boat, she’s no cathedral, yet we managed to have a processional, formal arrival of guests, the usual “Do you take etc.” as well as the bouquet toss.
One difference: the maid of honor was also the wedding director, hair stylist, makeup artist, videographer and film director and one of two witnesses.
Captain/Chaplain Dan officiated assisted by the Apostle (newly ascended) Dennis.
There will be film as soon as Dennis composes the music. Standby, it’ll be here before too long.
