Celebrating Love Wedding Whispers

Family is complicated, but I am not one to miss such a beautiful celebration of love. In fact, it has occupied my mind for a while now that I also put a halt on everything for this celebration. I am such a proud big sister that my sister is getting down the aisle 😊

I've been reading Philippians these days; things are folding that way, and I am incredibly grateful. The wedding is humble; it's not such a loud celebration, much like typical regional weddings. My sister wanted to keep it private and only attended by family and her loved ones.

In a family like ours, getting to meet and see each other is rare. During the event, I got to reconnect with my siblings, whom I had barely seen. I also saw my sister-in-law and all the nephews and nieces I didn’t know I had. I barely ate at the event since I was busy talking with my siblings and their families. It’s nice that I learned more about my siblings and what they’re up to.

I woke up early for the event since we had to drive 3 hours to their venue. It was pretty exciting that my sister was finally hitting another milestone. I know that at least I won’t have to worry much about other wedding functions to attend since, practically, she’s the younger and the last of our siblings.

While I wished I could have taken more pictures there, I didn’t. I am not one to be glued to my phone all the time, so I was just taking necessary pictures.

After the event, I decided to stop by this square, where they have a Ferris wheel and are surrounded by many affordable snacks. I ended up getting some homemade chocolate and drove home. It was another long 3-hour ride that didn’t feel like it. I am so glad it’s over for now, and I could be home focusing on more things I need to do before December starts and January comes.