The bride wore green.
Her dress was designed and stitched by Annie Modesitt. The shawl was designed my Miriam Felton of Mimknits and knitted by Nathania Apple from Purlescence. What a lucky girl!
Daniella at Knitique knit socks on her antique sock machine for the groom and all the groomsmen.
We had a fantastic time. It was at the Swedish American Museum in the Andersonville neighborhood of Chicago. There was good beer, BBQ and macaroni and cheese that might have been almost as tasty as mine.
Derek and Amanda are off galavanting in Hawaii. Here's to the beginning of a long and happy life together.
12 comments:
Thank you thank you thank you for posting these photos! Amanda looks so lovely. xo
Her FB page has a few more. She was all that and a bag of chips.
Oh my Goodness I love that dress and that shawl..and those socks!
Congratulations to the happy couple!
I love the dress and the color...not my choice for my wedding. But I gotta check out the old knitting machine.
So beautiful! Congrats again, Amanda!
Fabulous!! Love that she wrote green and she wears it well!
This is the way weddings were intended. Personal, tight knit (sorry about the pun), simple, yet elegant. Love the dress, shawl and the socks are awesome! You can just feel the love!
Gorgeous! If I ever remarry I dream that I will look as pretty and fresh and springy as she does!
Just lovely! Green is my favorite color so that dress is right up my alley! The shawl is fabulous and the socks - gorgeous!! The wedding couple isn't bad either!
What a fun couple to know!
I was hoping someone would post pics of the most fun couple imaginable. Can't wait to see them both at TNNA.
A beautiful dress for a beautiful bride. :-)
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