Over Labor Day Weekend we traveled to Oregon to Julie's cousin's wedding at Dion Vineyard outside of Portland. It was a quick trip, arriving at Midnight on Friday and leaving Eugene Sunday evening. The wedding was on a perfect Sunday afternoon in the Dion Vineyard which is my uncle and aunt's family sixty acres of grapes.
Beth, the bride, before the wedding
Cousin Kevin
Randy and our nephew keeping in the shade.
The bagpiper. A Burridge family tradition but also a tradition in Beth's family.
The grapes in all their abundance!
Dancing to the bagpipe music!
Watching the bagpiper!
Papa with the bagpiper in the background.
A preying mantis!
Showing to Papa.
The happy couple!
Showing the preying mantis to Aunt Joanne.
Hugging!
The Johnsons!
Now a spider!
Most children are wanting to keep somewhat clean at a wedding. Our daughter went on a bug hunt in the dirt.
Showing Grandma a spider!
Children and bubbles!
Blow and catch!
The ceremony under a shady tree.
The vows!
Juice!
The best dog!
One happy bride!
The wedding toppers were in New Mexico style, from the bride's home state.
Over Labor Day Weekend we traveled to Oregon to Julie's cousin's wedding at Dion Vineyard outside of Portland. It was a quick trip, arriving at Midnight on Friday and leaving Eugene Sunday evening. The wedding was on a perfect Sunday afternoon in the Dion Vineyard which is my uncle and aunt's family sixty acres of grapes.
Beth, the bride, before the wedding
Cousin Kevin 
Randy and our nephew keeping in the shade.
The bagpiper. A Burridge family tradition but also a tradition in Beth's family.
The grapes in all their abundance!
Dancing to the bagpipe music!
Watching the bagpiper!
Papa with the bagpiper in the background.
A preying mantis!
Showing to Papa.
The happy couple!
Showing the preying mantis to Aunt Joanne.
Hugging!
The Johnsons!
Now a spider!
Most children are wanting to keep somewhat clean at a wedding. Our daughter went on a bug hunt in the dirt.
Showing Grandma a spider!
Children and bubbles!
Blow and catch!
The ceremony under a shady tree.
The vows!
Juice!
The best dog!
One happy bride!
The wedding toppers were in New Mexico style, from the bride's home state.
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