The Ceremony
Tarifa is pretty relaxed.
Rogelioīs Mom and Dad were our witnesses. Lola and María, the daughters of our friends Ricardo and Ana, delivered the rings.
Afterwards, we were much less nervous.
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The Ceremony |
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Usually itīs the bride who is late for the wedding, but we had to
wait for the Justice of the peace to show up. She was out
having coffee. Thanks goodness for cell phones, because the secretary
called her to report that there were 20 people standing in her office and
maybe she should think about coming to work today. Tarifa is pretty relaxed. |
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| They tell me
the ceremony was
beautiful, but I couldnīt understand all of it because of course it was in Spanish.
But the JP read a beautiful poem and seemed not inconvenineced at all to
interuprt her morning at the café to marry us. Rogelioīs Mom and Dad were our witnesses. Lola and María, the daughters of our friends Ricardo and Ana, delivered the rings. |
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And just like that, itīs done. After waiting for
my papers for months, the whole wedding took 10
minutes. Then we signed the papers and it was official.
Afterwards, we were much less nervous. |
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