After
dinner, we had the toasts and cake cutting.
Mandy’s cake had four stacked white oval tiers, each with white designs
and a few blue flowers. It was topped by
a Bride and Groom topper which had the Bride in the Groom’s arms with her legs
wrapped around his waist. So funny! Rex’s chocolate cake was made to represent
the flag of the Philippines, where his family is from. The Father/Daughter and Mother/Son Dances
came next, and then party time!
This
group was so much fun! They were singing
at their tables, dancing on the dance floor and at their tables, talking,
laughing and just having a great time. The dance floor was jumping the whole night and at one point
a spontaneous Conga line broke out. The
Aggie War Hymn brought a huge group out on the dance floor as well. After the Money Dance and Bouquet and Garter
were over (the catcher of the Bouquet did a victory lap around the dance floor
and the catcher of the Garter did his own victory dance as well, which had us
all laughing), Rex and his groomsmen stripped off their shirts and danced
bare-chested. There were shirts and ties
scattered all over the dance floor: it was hilarious! The guys lifted Rex up in the air for a bit
and there was plenty of group dances and craziness on the dance floor all night
long.
Finally
the Last Dance brought the night to a close and the guys put their shirts back
on. The Newlyweds exited though a shower
of bubbles and headed off to a fun-filled after-party. Congratulations Rex and Mandy!
Vendors:
Venue:
Tremont House Hotel
Photographer:
Beauty in Art
Cakes:
Cakes by Jula
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