Photos | Dancing the Night Away
Bride and groom share a beautiful first dance at their wedding reception in 2011, surrounded by loved ones and elegant flower arrangements.
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a bride and groom dancing at a wedding receptionChronologically Adjacent
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bracelet activities bride necklace formal bonnie evening wickstrom_wedding plant pub leisure chair gown flower speaker arrangement wedding hat pose furniture wickstrom art fashion canino ceremony wear rekognition_c electronics jewelry table accessories flower arrangement suit dance dress bouquet dancing box
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2011-10-29T19:25:06.770000-07:00
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