Wedding at The Gaynor's
In September we were honored to host the incredible
wedding of Jen and Harper Lawson. The pictures are
drifting in and they are awesome. . .
wedding of Jen and Harper Lawson. The pictures are
drifting in and they are awesome. . .
| Traditional Indian Circle Dance representing the circle of unity, the cycle of life. Indian drummers from the Flathead Reservation |
| Jen, Harper and Montana's Governor Schweitzer doing the honors |
| Blue Two Eagle the "Medicine Hat" colt -- giving his blessings on the wedding. . . |
| Wow. . . Ginger & Friends set a mean table! |
Ginger's friends. . . priceless. . .
| Blessings were evident everywhere! |
We'd like to share this wonderful
Letter from Harper. . .
In the middle of our honeymoon, at a store
in the middle of Alaska, we came across
an "antique" belt buckle that reads,
"Montana is. . . what America was."
For us, that sums up a place that has
changed our lives. Ever since last year,
we wanted our friends and relatives to see
just what we fell in love with out there. And
soon after getting engaged, we knew that
Montana was the only place we'd want to
get married.
You both played such a huge role in
making our wedding day an amazing
experience. Thank you so much for all of
your love, support and hard work. You not
only opened your ranch to our wedding,
but you shared the beauty of Montana
with so many of our family and friends
whose eyes are now just a little bit more
open than they were before. Since we got
back to DC, we've received call after call
from people who make it out West to the
wedding. . . and each conversation
centers around how beautiful the ranch
was and how much they want to go back
out to Montana. . .
Jen and I are both forever indebted to your
kindness and generosity. Character like
yours and friends like you are getting
harder to find in a crowded America. . .
and that is a testament to the fact that
in Montana you'll find what America
was. We knew it when we first got to
Montana and when we first met you -- and
now many more of our family and friends
know it as well. . .
We love you both and hope to see you
next year -- Yes, we'll be back!
~Harper and Jen 10/2005
~ Washington, DC
Letter from Harper. . .
In the middle of our honeymoon, at a store
in the middle of Alaska, we came across
an "antique" belt buckle that reads,
"Montana is. . . what America was."
For us, that sums up a place that has
changed our lives. Ever since last year,
we wanted our friends and relatives to see
just what we fell in love with out there. And
soon after getting engaged, we knew that
Montana was the only place we'd want to
get married.
You both played such a huge role in
making our wedding day an amazing
experience. Thank you so much for all of
your love, support and hard work. You not
only opened your ranch to our wedding,
but you shared the beauty of Montana
with so many of our family and friends
whose eyes are now just a little bit more
open than they were before. Since we got
back to DC, we've received call after call
from people who make it out West to the
wedding. . . and each conversation
centers around how beautiful the ranch
was and how much they want to go back
out to Montana. . .
Jen and I are both forever indebted to your
kindness and generosity. Character like
yours and friends like you are getting
harder to find in a crowded America. . .
and that is a testament to the fact that
in Montana you'll find what America
was. We knew it when we first got to
Montana and when we first met you -- and
now many more of our family and friends
know it as well. . .
We love you both and hope to see you
next year -- Yes, we'll be back!
~Harper and Jen 10/2005
~ Washington, DC
PINK HATS WERE MANDATORY. . . .
MR. AND MRS. LAWSON
| Our Wedding Jen & Harper September 24, 2005 |
| CUTE COWBOYS EVERYWHERE! |
THE GINGER AND BARRY
| THE "GOV" AND HARPER |
AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. . .
| The Tipi God's have to love this one! |
| THESE TWO HAD TO BE THE BEST FRIENDS EVER. . . |
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PRE WEDDING PARTY
