It is opening night of the show you have been waiting your entire life for. All of your friends and family will be there to watch. Hair? Check. Make-up? Check. Costumes? Check. The dress rehearsal you practiced the night before outside has to be moved inside due to rainy weather. No matter, the show must go on. The steps may be similar but this was no ordinary show, this was to be one of the happiest days of your life….your wedding.
Tony and Christine have been involved in many shows and stage productions both together and seperatly. The first time I encountered them they were doing a show together at the Sacramento State Theatre/Dance department. (Which was amazing to watch!) It is a huge part of their lives and will continue to be for years and years to come.
They were hitched on June 4 of this year and their wedding was such a treat to be at. Not only did Christine looked stunningly beautiful and Tony looking very dapper all suited up but they BROUGHT it on the dance floor at their reception. The guests loved it and I’m pretty sure everyone, including myself, had a blast. Here’s a little glimpse into their wedding day…
Since it was raining, Christine kept her rain boots nearby just in case…
The reception site…
For table numbering, Tony did a time exposure on his camera and used a blue light to “draw” the number….very creative! That’s also how he proposed š
Christine being led down the aisle by her father…
Mr. and Mrs. š
They do the dip flawlessly…
workin’ it…
For their first dance, they started it off romantic and slow…
Then they broke it down into a choreographed number…
Bringin’ it…
A cupcake cake for the guests to enjoy…
After the toasts Tony gave Christine a surprise dance number which was a big highlight of the night…
Father daughter…
Mom and son…
After the bouquet and garter, Christine made a quick change into a traditional vietnamese dress for the rest of the evening…
The biggest knife I’ve ever seen for the cake cutting š
Tony and Christine thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of your celebration. Much love and appreciation,
RG
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