Mother of the Bride (aka MOB) – Here’s my journey! Photo courtesy of Sharon Pittaway & Tim Moss What’s not to love about a wedding? Number #1 Our family celebrated our first wedding in November 2015 so I am officially a member of the MOB (Mother of the Bride). Our middle daughter married the love of her life with a weekend of celebrations in rural NSW, Australia. Many of the guests travelled half way around the world to get there! This post from the bride’s older sister tells the story in interview form –
Travel, Love and Weddings – Planning a wedding with someone from another country
Number #2 Our youngest daughter was married to the love of her life in October 2017 in Fiji – a completely different sort of wedding. I am as pleased as punch to document some of my MOB#2 journey. My eldest daughter also wrote about her sister’s wedding- it’s a great read!
Family photo Travel, Love and Weddings – An elopement to a wedding abroad
These are my posts dedicated to some of my adventures along the way. Wedding #1 was the most amazing, happy and perfect day for all of us 🙂 and Wedding #2 was just as perfect.
I was featured in this story on Bridesmaid Confession – What it’s really like to be the Mother of the Bride?
Shout Out Saturday #18 – An up and down week Wordy Wednesday – Furious Fiction Finding my MOJO in November – Jumping on board The texture of a tree for #SundayStills Shout Out Saturday #17 – Writing it all down Colour in the sky – Wordless Wednesday Taking Stock – a look at life today What are you thankful for in 2020? #SundayStills Shout Out Saturday #16 – Celebrating Premature babies, Flowers and Art Friday Fiction – what’s been read lately? A bridge to history – Wordless Wednesday Shout Out Saturday #15 – Memories Debbie On Turning 60 – Reflections on Riding the Waves of Life – Women Living Well After 50 Wordy Wednesday – Blogging Friends How have you weathered the years? #SundayStills Shout Out Saturday #14 – keeping it real A one sided conversation – Wordless Wednesday Jump starting my way through October On the Spring Flower Festival Trail in Tumbarumba Shout Out Saturday #13 – keeping it local Walk for Prems 2020, or in my case, Ride for Prems. Be kind and generous – always! It takes all kinds – Wordless Wednesday Shout Out Saturday #12 – Keeping it in the family Morning sunshine and a cute cottage garden – Wordless Wednesday Where’s your happy place? Shout Out Saturday #11 – Be Kind Kind of mesmerising – Wordless Wednesday I have never…. Painting faces with Ochre for #SundayStills Shout Out Saturday#10 – the Deborra-Lee Furness and Hugh Jackman edition! If you could rule the world for a day, what would you change? Light at the end of the tunnel? – Wordless Wednesday Not every paradise is tropical – a dry run! Shout Out Saturday#9 – self care and sharing Finding different ways of jumping through September due to a dodgy knee Where the bush meets the beach – Wordless Wednesday Before you give up, think about why you held on so long Shout Out Saturday#8 – who deserves a shout out?? Sweetness and light – Wordless Wednesday Towering all over the world Proving that you’re never too old to learn something new Shout Out Saturday#7 – who gets your shout out today?? A Flourishing Season – a family photo challenge Where were you during the Sydney Olympics in 2000? Shout Out Saturday#6 – Would you like to give someone a shout out?? An update on my list of 12 things to do before turning 60 Taking Stock – life at the moment Shout Out Saturday#5 – Do you have something to share?? Good morning, farewell winter – Wordless Wednesday Jumping in and out of August Oops, I did it again! Sharing snaps for #lifethisweek Shout Out Saturday#4 – Care to share? A snow day on the Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail – Wordless Wednesday Composition – a family photo challenge What’s the view like from your window? Shout Out Saturday#3 – what are you sharing? Hip hip hooray, it’s Dottie’s first birthday! What do I really really want? Shout Out Saturday#2 – sharing is caring Friday Fiction – Books and movies are great company What a difference a week makes – Wordless Wednesday The awe-inspiring Glass House Mountains Shout Out Saturday – share your favourites A hop, skip and a jump into July! If 2020 was a food, what would it be? The wind beneath my tyres – a change of gears! Good morning from the beach – Wordless Wednesday Are you a Xanthophile? What good things have happened this year? Making a fairytale photo – Wordless Wednesday Variations on a Theme – a family photo challenge When crossing borders within Australia is a big deal The Blue Villa – Wordless Wednesday Once you have tasted the taste of sky, you will forever look up – Leonardo da Vinci Some therapy for your Wordless Wednesday Taking Stock – some thoughts on life Why would a blogger make a post private? Not much jumping from me in June! There is freedom within, there is freedom without 🎶 Making a book versus writing a book – is there a difference? I bet you can’t look at this photo without smiling – Wordless Wednesday Watching the sunrise at Uluru is amazing! ‘They already knew what I was thinking and feeling; they were me’ – Melanie’s story | Bliss Drinking in some sparkling water on Wordless Wednesday 10 Ordinary Objects Hanging around on Wordless Wednesday Planting the seed of sharing pandemic experiences The dearest child is the child of your child What do you see? Wordless Wednesday Jump in for an update of May’s happenings Straighten up and fly right The Mathematician takes on Escher – Wordless Wednesday Images by the Dozen but without using numbers A guide to riding the Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail – read all about it here! Going AWOL after an emergency Friday Fiction – Confronting Reads Do you think it’s been a while since we’ve been out? Wordless Wednesday Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth You are my sunshine – Wordless Wednesday Jump in for an April update
Thanks for reading my post - feel free to share it! Like this: Like Loading...
What an awesome experience to go to Fiji for the wedding – I am sure it will be idyllic and exceptional. Have fun and all the best for the newly weds for many many years to come.
I am following and already tweeted this post
LikeLiked by 1 person