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More pictures of china, Captain Rick? Really?!??!?

One must be exposed to many patterns to become immersed in the china, Grasshopper... Well, anyway, I think it's fun to share our...

An elegant air of Richmond, Virginia surrounds this plate...

Well, the rainy weather last night inspired me to share a few more antique china photos. May be a little dull for some, but I think it's...

Prayers continue for our excellent Rory!

As many of you already know, Rory was injured in a bad accident not too long ago, and has had multiple surgeries, lots of pain and a way...

"Might as well face it, you're addicted to love!"

It's a good thing we have a legitimate reason for our addiction to antique china...sometimes I think, subconsciously, that's one of the...

The BIG DAY finally came, and it was fabulous!

What a magical wedding day for these two! Congratulations, Mara & Chance, and it was so very wonderful to have your wedding here. ...

A nice, pastoral setting for sure!

Took this photo yesterday afternoon after I put the neat wind flowers in the pots so that they could turn well. Not the most organized...

Sometimes birthdays at the chapel are almost 2-dimensional!

Think of the calories saved when the cake is merely printed on the napkin, rather than served...but JUST as beautiful! These were the...

An English geranium wedding theme!

Can it be September, already!?!?! Well, you can tell I've been reading a novel set in the UK, since geraniums are on my mind. What an...

Our favorite rose at the chapel...

Our beautiful antique, pink roses aren't quite as showy this year....we think they're rather confused on the weather, but showing promise...

Colorful and yummy enough for an intimate wedding party...

While yesterday's repast wasn't actually a wedding, there WERE married people here! It's always fun to see what gets served and think...

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This is what happens when you let Cap loose with a round sponge brush and some craft paints. It's currently the top of the curio cabinet in the bride's room. Kinda cool, we think? Def craft vibe!

Rollin' around town lookin' fly! Our magnetic signs are back on the side of the truck, and they look pretty good. We'll leave them there until carwash time, and then switch them out! Great colors!

Now THAT is a pile of scones! I can't remember what flavor these are, but I think they may be date-cinnamon. Cap's been cooking up the scones for days for the annual tea coming up for Miss D!

The table switch-out is complete, and the custom painted cabinet is looking pretty fly in the bride's room! This was at the main house and we switched it out for the radio table, and it works great!

Nothing like giant mushrooms to say, "let's have a good time"! It was all a part of the Alice and Wonderland theme, and it added to the excitement, and the colors were really neat! Psychedelic, yo!

Another fun element of the Alice in Wonderland event.... Water bottles with special labels that tie into the theme! Super fun, and the attention to detail makes the fun even more vivid! Yo, Alice!

You know it's a good charity event when the guests dress up for the fun! Alice in Wonderland is CLEARLY a place this audience group has visited before! Loved the enthusiasm and the $3,700 raised!

This is what happens when you marry a ham sandwich. Miss Denise knows the feeling, but there are worse things that could happen to a bride! :) We love this photo of Jolene and John's photo shoot!

This photo is from the chapel from a little while back....Easter Sunday, to be exact. This year's theme was "Jesus Take The Wheel", so everything revolved around vehicles and road travel. Fun time!

Well, you've got to have a little fun, and our "Rabbi" certainly knows how to do it. He's a fan of the Waffle House like we are, and got his very own Waffle House hat when we were in Biloxi, MS.