New England Travel Writer Kim Knox Beckius Shares Her New England Wedding Photo Album
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It's claws for celebration!
Kimberly Knox and Bruce Beckius invite you to share the joy
as they join together in marriage on Sunday, the 2nd of September
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A theme wedding can be a challenge to plan--but it can also be an enormous amount of fun, particularly when the theme is so intertwined with the things about which you are most passionate. Bruce and I cherish the opportunities to travel in New England that my writing affords, and lobster was the first meal that he ever prepared for me!
We were fortunate to find the perfect, rustic New England setting for our outdoor marriage ceremony and lobster clambake reception--the historic Webb House Barn in central Connecticut.
Krause
Caterers of East Hartford, Connecticut, prepared the fabulous meal including
steamers and other appetizers, the traditional lobster dinner and watermelon
sorbet for dessert. Our seashell wedding cake was deliciously designed by Donna
Everett of Creative Cakes by Donna in Haddam, Connecticut.
We
were especially thrilled with the fine work of our florist, Bill Cusano of
deVars-Phillips Florists in Hartford, Connecticut. I approached other florists
with the notion of a lobster bouquet and was told it wasn't possible, but Bill's
immediate reaction was, "I'm not afraid of this wedding." He was also
responsible for the floral full moon and glittering starfish that adorned the
barn wall behind our bridal table--it was a full moon evening, and we wanted to
be prepared in case the "real" full moon was obscured by
clouds.
As you'll see, we needn't have worried. The weather was spectacular, in spite of foul weather predictions by the Old Farmer's Almanac (yes--I checked!), and I'm pleased to be able to provide you with this glimpse of our incredibly memorable day.
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Photographs by Debby Fowles. Used with Permission.

