Orah + David Wedding, part 2

Let the dancing begin!

Here comes David for the Horah

Friends and family perform for the couple. Orah's sister and friends start it off with a wacky dance.

More performances from guests

Dinner

And more dancing!

Orah takes a breather with her sister

While David's family gets a little goofy

Orah hugs everyone goodbye

Orah's sister has a good cry on a friend's shoulder

And Orah gives her new sister-in-law a blessing

Trash the Dress: Dana

New York City Gay Pride Parade

The NYC Gay Pride Parade is quite an event. It runs down Fifth Avenue for fifty blocks, and this year it drew a million spectators. With my handy press pass, I got to walk with the parade inside the barricades instead of outside. It was a real experience, and I got some amazing photos. Here are just a few of them: 

A drag queen putting on makeup before the parade: 

Mayor Bloomberg greeting constituents: 

The NYC Gay Pride Parade started to commemorate an anti-gay riot that took place in 1969 at a gay bar in Greenwich Village. These are the people who were actually there that night. They were greeted by some of the loudest cheering I've ever heard. 

Go Lambda! 

For the rest of the photos I took at the parade, see here. 

First Anniversay

Last week was my first anniversary with my husband, Josh. The top layer of our wedding cake was surprisingly still delicious, thanks to Fancy Cakes by Leslie. 

My mother-in-law also had my bouquet from Petal's Edge re-created, and it was totally gorgeous. It was ivory roses, hydrangeas, and Picasso calla lilies, among other exotic flowers whose names I don't know. 

And now I'm going to break two self-imposed blogging rules and give you a photo that is 1) taken by someone else, and 2) of me. I just think this picture my father-in-law took is so precious that I had to share it. This is me and my hubby about to eat our cake.