This is Blake.This is Blake's Dad.
Run, Blake, run!
I took this shot at Eric and Charene's wedding at a waterfront home in July.
Time and time again, Blake would run up the driveway incline, somehow captivated by the ascent! And time and time again, Dad would follow.
Might not have been much fun for Blake's father but all of us watching got a great chuckle out of the antics.
Children at a wedding are a wild card. The beauty is they truly can't do "anything wrong."
While many weddings don't include children, many do. And if you are having children at your wedding ceremony, here are a few tips:
1) Seat children in the back or on the "ends" of rows. This allows a fussy child to be taken from a ceremony with little drama or problem.
2) Provide something "new" for children to be entertained with during a ceremony. Some couples provide a basket of books, play toys or whatnot as guests and their children enter a ceremony area.
3) Consult with your Officiant on children in the wedding party. It's important that your Officiant take leadership with the children in your wedding and know their personalities, where to place them after processional and what to do in the event there is hiccup.
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