Andrew and Cheryl's Wedding

20061020 Andrew and Cheryl's Wedding

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Andrew and Cheryl were married on Saturday 21st October 2006 in a lovely ceremony at Seppelts Winery in the Barossa.

Jodie and I flew across to Adelaide on the Friday, and left the boys to their own devices and we closed the B&B for a couple of nights. On Friday afternoon, we had just enough time to catch up with Jodie's brother Jon before we checked into the Tree Tops B&B, right near Seppelts...

We weren't surprised that Andrew Williams was ready and waiting, in the master suite - which Jodie and I quickly invaded. It took us a little while to figure out... but we deduced which were the complimentary bottles of wine and port, and devised a plan for the evening. We had a great dinner at 1918 - a restaurant in Tanunda. As usual, Andrew provided much entertainment for the wait staff as we debated what to eat, drink and nibble.

After dinner, it was more wine, port and some serious Tenacious D on the stereo!!!!

On Saturday morning, the three merry Tree Toppers went out wine tasting, including Bethany Wines and Kies family wines. Since Kies is our very favourite winery in the Barossa, we made sure to order four cases of wine, which is now pride of place on our winelist, along side some Tasmanian cooler climate counterparts.

On to the wedding! Cheryl was stunning, and Andrew was relieved [not that she was stunning, but he had a long wait at the end of the aisle]. It was a beautiful intimate ceremony and a great chance to catch up with friends [including coopers pale ale] while the wedding party had photos.

Jodie and I had a wonderful table at the reception: Andrew and Melissa Ellery, Andrew Williams, Lisa and Hannah. The food was great, the speeches were entertaining and heart felt and the party thumpin'.

We had an early start on Sunday morning, and dragged Andrew out of bed for breakfast before we left... It was then a quick [direct] flight back to Hobart, where Jacqui and Sally were waiting for us! But that's another post...