Mini-Moon

Roger and I were only able to take a few days after the wedding for a mini-moon to The Hamptons. Next year we hope to take a longer honeymoon to a more distant locale.

A fantastic breakfast at the B&B. We relaxed, read the paper, and enjoyed chit-chat with another newlywed couple from England.

A Butler's Manor B&B in South Hampton. While here we dined on fine food, heard a free jazz concert in the park, and lazed about on the beach. I was so tired after the wedding, all I wanted to do was sleep...which I did on the beach.

I could not help but do a little celebrity stalking... Martha Stewart's East Hampton house!

We visited Jackson Pollock's house and barn studio in the East End. He and his wife Lee Krasner lived and worked here up until his death in a fatal car crash down the road. Lee continued to live here part-time and the house and barn are largely preserved in the same manner in which they lived.

Self-portrait on Montauk beach.

My husband the very patient Merman.

The Aftermath

After the clean-up at the party pavilion, Roger and I headed back to the hotel loaded down with centerpieces, leftover food, and a lot of beer. Some friends also knew we had food and beer and they showed up too!

Shannon Demarco among others showed up to help us eat up the yummy kababs.

Jack Sprat and his Wife

Stuffed bride... I really didn't eat anything but cake at the reception.

For Your Viewing Pleasure

The pictures are here! The pictures are here! 

Our photographer has created an online photo album for us to share with friends and family.

The password to access the gallery is: gerrie

There are two ways you can view the pictures---

If you want to look at ALL the images, you can click through the thumbnails in each of the 5 separate image galleries. 

If you want to enjoy highlights of the day you can click the link to view a slide show of selected images at the top of each gallery page. The link to the slide show appears above the thumbnails.

Click here to access the online photo album.

If you have any photos to share with us, please send them to Roger or me. We love seeing all the candid shots!