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Firstly, I've loved lurking and contributing to this sub during our four-month whirlwind engagement and destination-wedding-planning.  We had an amazing ceremony in Yosemite National Park at 8 a.m. this past Friday and there were a couple of hiccups that made me think "Reddit is going to hear about this!"  I'll keep it brief!

HUSBAND (eek!) and I did sunrise portraits with our photographer from 6-7:45 at various places in the park.  Some with my bouquet, some without.  As we finished up with them and arrived at our ceremony site, I realized I had left my bouquet about 20 minutes away (the park is a one-way loop).  I broke it to them by saying "Ok, guys, nobody panic...But I left my bouquet at that pretty log."  I accepted that hey, I'll have to walk down the aisle with bare hands but some of my AMAZING friends snuck off and picked wild grasses and a couple tiny flowers to make a natural bouquet for me!  Adorable and thoughtful and a much better story than "I had my carefully planned bouquet the whole time."

Second big hiccup: our friend drove 2,000 miles in order to bring some bulky items we didn't want to fly with, including the guitar for a different friend to play while I walked down the aisle, during our union ceremony, and for the recessional.  After waiting about 20 minutes past our ceremony time, the friend and guitar hadn't shown up and I decided we were going to proceed without it.  But I didn't want to walk in silence, so I asked our friends to hum "Here Comes The Bride" as I walked in.  I felt so much love from everyone joining their voices (throats? I dunno) in union to make our day special.  It was completely awesome.  We skipped music for the union ceremony.  For our recessional, a friend belted out "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" while our guests clapped and hummed some more.
<bot>: no bouquet=my friends made me one out of wild grasses.  No music=our guests hummed as I walked down and up the aisle.  Best wedding ever and so grateful for our friends!