Picture Post Only: Victor An Winnie's Wedding!!!

Victor an Winnie December 23, 2017

Bridal Party

{LtoR} Best Man, Groom an Bride, Maid Of Honor

{L} Sammy, (Childhood friend of Victor) {R} Faith, (Sister to Winnie)

{L} Stanley, (Friend of the couple) {R} Christine, (Friend of the couple, Christine is from our church.) 

{L} Steven, (Friend of the couple) {R} Janette, (friend of the couple), serving here short-term) 

"My sister, My friend....I went to the other side of the world an found a sister in Winnie..." I love you so much dear!

Bride an her maids....

"I don't believe in magic." The young boy said. The old man smiled. "You will when you see HER!" 

Bride an the Groomsmen...

Groom an his Groomsmen...

Groom an The Bridesmaids...

Steve an Victor

George an Victor

Sammy an Victor

Stanley an Victor (Just your normal awkward guy pose.);)

Bridal Table...

Family tables...

Stacy at the Guest book table...

Dad having devotions....

After the vows...

The Choir...

Signing the Marriage License 

Lighting their unity candle...

"You are my blue crayon, the one I never have enough of, the one I use to color my sky."   a.r.asher

Flower girls...

Receiving line, they also brought their gifts to the Bride an Groom there.

"Fight for the fairy tale, it does exist."              -joy. f 

"We were together... I forget the rest"   -Walt Whitman

Hello to each one who takes the time to look at my blog, I appreciate it a lot, an would love to hear from more of you how you enjoy my posts, an how I could improve them, to give you a better look into our lives in Kenya. (One probably being to post more often then once every three months! I know!)
I added a picture post of the wedding, because I felt like the pictures I had were very low quality, so I asked Clarissa Yoder (Wedding photographer) if I can have her pictures of the wedding, an she was ever so kind to allow me to use them here, to give my circle of friends a better look into Victor an Winnie's wedding day.
I hope you all have an amazing weekend,
I will be posting a song at the bottom here that has been blessing me over an over every time I hear it. lets stand together in the important things, an leave the personal preferences, knowing that the unimportant things we fight about will not have any meaning in 100years from now.



                                                                  ~CITY ON THE HILL~
"Did you hear of the City on the hill?"  said one old man to the other. That once shone bright, an it would be shining still. But they all started turning on each other.

You see the poets thought the dancers were shallow, an the soldiers thought the poets were weak, an the elders saw the young ones as foolish, an the rich man never heard the poor man speak.

And one by one they ran away, with their made-up minds to leave it all behind. an the light began to fade, in the city on the hill, the city on the hill.

Each one thought that they knew better, but they were different by design. Instead of standing strong together, they let their differences divide.

And one by one they ran away, with their made-up minds to leave it all behind. an the light began to fade, in the city on the hill, the city on the hill.

And the world is searching still.....
But it was the rhythm of the dancers, that gave the poets life, it was the spirit of the poets, that gave the soldiers strength to fight, it was the fire of the young ones, it was the wisdom of the old, it was the story of the poor man that needed to be told.

It IS the rhythm of the dancers that gives the poets life! It IS the spirit of the poets that gives the soldiers strength to fight! It IS the fire of the young ones! It IS the wisdom of the old! It IS the story of the poor man that's needing to be told!

But one by one.....will we run away? with our made-up minds to leave it all behind, as the light begins to fade, in the city on the hill.......The City on the Hill.
Come home......come home.....The Father is calling still! come home.....come home....To The City On The Hill.....COME HOME.

Be Blessed,
~Sylvia
For The Miller's