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2 January 2005 - 9:07 pm

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The photo to the right is from a wedding I was in this weekend. My high school friend Luke Wagner married the former Sarah Rogers in a New Years Day ceremony. Luke invited me to be one of the ushers and I was happy to help him out with that. This marks the second wedding I've been to this year where I've been an usher and I'm getting pretty good at it. Good enough, in fact, that I should probably add ushing as a skill on my resume. If you're interested, here are almost all the photos I took at the wedding. Some of the photos I took had bad poses, awkward collars, or bad lighting. In one notable photo someone was "scratching [his] nose." I removed all of those so as to embarrass myself or my subjects.

Posted by on 2 January 2005 at 9:17 PM

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What about the important details: what kind of organ did they have and what was played?

Posted by rkc on 5 January 2005 - 9:10 PM

Well, I don't know what kind of organ it was, but I'm guessing based on the lack of pipes and the fact that the sound came out of speakers that it was an electric organ of some kind.

They had a family member playing incidental violin music so the organ was only used for the basics. The wedding party entered to Pachelbel's canon in D major (I believe) and the bride entered to the Wedding March (again, that's my best recollection). So, some tried-and-true selections.

Posted by david on 10 January 2005 - 9:18 AM

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Well, I don't know what kind of organ it was, but I'm guessing based on the lack of pipes and the fact that the sound came out of speakers that it was an electric organ of some kind. They had a family member playing incidental violin music so the organ was only used for the basics. The wedding party entered to Pachelbel's canon in D major (I believe) and the bride entered to the Wedding March (again, that's my best recollection). So, some tried-and-true selections. What about the important details: what kind of organ did they have and what was played?
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