So today I've had one blog comment and an email from different Farm Kings fans cluing me in on happens with our favorite farming family. Thanks so much Bonnie & Joan! Y'all rock!!!
OK, lets do the easy one first. Head on over to the Farm Kings Facebook page. All kinds of new pictures up. Lots from this weekends chainsaw carving event featuring Pete. My daughter was very happy to see new Pete pics. She wanted to know if she could start a count down until the start of season 3 yet. Seeing as she's got no real sense of time yet I'm thinking no on that one! Anyway, head on over and check out the pics!
Then I got an email from Joan that included this LINK.
Congratulations to Tim King and Maggie Steinheiser, who celebrated their wedding day on Saturday, November 2, 2013! Their 2:30 wedding ceremony, located at Holy Sepulcher Church, was officiated by Reverend John B. Gizler III.
Tim and Maggie’s wedding reception took place at Succop Conservancy in Butler, with guests arriving at 4:00. Formal introductions began with their parents and the bridal party dancing in to “I Like To Move It”, by Reel To Reel, while Tim and Maggie made their grand entrance, accompanied by their guests clapping and stomping, to the Jock Jams favorite, “Let’s Get Ready To Rumble”!
Immediately following their introduction, Maggie and Tim shared their first dance together as husband and wife, accompanied by ”I Cross My Heart”, by George Strait, which was followed by the cutting of the cake. The chosen song for the cake cutting was “All I Want Is You”, by Tristan Prettyman.
It was a pleasure to work with my good friend and most awesome photographer, Bethany Boarts, owner of Wedding By Bethany, who, as always, expertly and graciously provided the lens work for the evening. Steve Dalton, owner of Steven Dalton Photography, was also on hand to lend his creativity and expertise to the evening’s photos.
After dinner, which was prepared by the wonderful staff at Medure’s, Maggie shared a special dance with her dad, Terry, accompanied by ”Daddy, Dance With Me”, by Krystal Keith, followed by Tim and his mom, Lisa, dancing to “A Song For My Son”, by Mikki Viereck.
The bridal party then joined Maggie and Tim on the dance floor, accompanied by “Bust A Move”, by Young M.C., which kicked off open dancing for the evening.
It was wonderful to be included in Maggie and Tim’s wedding day! Their evening concluded with all of their friends and family joining them on the dance floor, accompanied by their chosen song, “In This Life”, by Colin Raye.
Join me in wishing Tim and Maggie all the best in their new life together!
The reception locale looks incredible on the website. But please tell me that I'm not the only one who looked at the songs they used and did a little bit of mental math and then scratched their head. I know what I was doing when these songs were released but just to refresh your memory here is the list and the songs release year. Many of these songs had Maggie and Tim as little kids. What the heck. I'm pretty sure that at 3 or 6 I wasn't listening to pop radio. I was trapped in the car with my mom getting down to the BeeGee's. Admittedly some of the songs have been used in movies or are regular music at sporting events but this is beyond old school for the couple.
SO, what is up with the old school stuff kids? Hopefully a good time was had by all! Mazel Tov! Live long and prosper! Congrats! Woot woot!
OK, lets do the easy one first. Head on over to the Farm Kings Facebook page. All kinds of new pictures up. Lots from this weekends chainsaw carving event featuring Pete. My daughter was very happy to see new Pete pics. She wanted to know if she could start a count down until the start of season 3 yet. Seeing as she's got no real sense of time yet I'm thinking no on that one! Anyway, head on over and check out the pics!
Then I got an email from Joan that included this LINK.
Congratulations to Tim King and Maggie Steinheiser, who celebrated their wedding day on Saturday, November 2, 2013! Their 2:30 wedding ceremony, located at Holy Sepulcher Church, was officiated by Reverend John B. Gizler III.
Tim and Maggie’s wedding reception took place at Succop Conservancy in Butler, with guests arriving at 4:00. Formal introductions began with their parents and the bridal party dancing in to “I Like To Move It”, by Reel To Reel, while Tim and Maggie made their grand entrance, accompanied by their guests clapping and stomping, to the Jock Jams favorite, “Let’s Get Ready To Rumble”!
Immediately following their introduction, Maggie and Tim shared their first dance together as husband and wife, accompanied by ”I Cross My Heart”, by George Strait, which was followed by the cutting of the cake. The chosen song for the cake cutting was “All I Want Is You”, by Tristan Prettyman.
It was a pleasure to work with my good friend and most awesome photographer, Bethany Boarts, owner of Wedding By Bethany, who, as always, expertly and graciously provided the lens work for the evening. Steve Dalton, owner of Steven Dalton Photography, was also on hand to lend his creativity and expertise to the evening’s photos.
After dinner, which was prepared by the wonderful staff at Medure’s, Maggie shared a special dance with her dad, Terry, accompanied by ”Daddy, Dance With Me”, by Krystal Keith, followed by Tim and his mom, Lisa, dancing to “A Song For My Son”, by Mikki Viereck.
The bridal party then joined Maggie and Tim on the dance floor, accompanied by “Bust A Move”, by Young M.C., which kicked off open dancing for the evening.
It was wonderful to be included in Maggie and Tim’s wedding day! Their evening concluded with all of their friends and family joining them on the dance floor, accompanied by their chosen song, “In This Life”, by Colin Raye.
Join me in wishing Tim and Maggie all the best in their new life together!
The reception locale looks incredible on the website. But please tell me that I'm not the only one who looked at the songs they used and did a little bit of mental math and then scratched their head. I know what I was doing when these songs were released but just to refresh your memory here is the list and the songs release year. Many of these songs had Maggie and Tim as little kids. What the heck. I'm pretty sure that at 3 or 6 I wasn't listening to pop radio. I was trapped in the car with my mom getting down to the BeeGee's. Admittedly some of the songs have been used in movies or are regular music at sporting events but this is beyond old school for the couple.
I like to move it 1993 Maggie 4 Tim 7
Let’s Get ready to Rumble 1994 Maggie 5 Tim 8
I Cross My Heart 1992 Maggie 3 Tim 6
All I Want Is You 2008 Maggie 19 Tim 22
Daddy, Dance With Me Krystal Keith 2013 Maggie 24 Tim 27
A Song For My Son Mikki Viereck 1991 Maggie 2 Tim 5
Bust A Move Young M.C. 1989 Maggie infant Tim 3
In This Life Colin Raye 1992 Maggie 3 Tim 6
SO, what is up with the old school stuff kids? Hopefully a good time was had by all! Mazel Tov! Live long and prosper! Congrats! Woot woot!
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