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| This is the church... |
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| This is the steeple... |
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| Open the door... |
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| ...but where are the people? |
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| Oh, here come some! |
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| Now we're cooking, here are David and Deanna with her nieces and nephews. |
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| ...and her sisters |
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| and parents, Peter and Janet Larson. |
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| Pete and I played basketball together back in high school. The first year I think we won only one or two games. Pete was an excellent ball handler though. |
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| The Kilpela bros. |
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| Tauno Kilpela, 92 and still going strong. |
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| I am a very lucky man. I have four beautiful daughters and I didn't have to raise any of them. Keep loving each other, girls. You are gifts to each other. |
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| Lasse, Jeni & Mik |
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| Bete Gris. Mt. Houghton in the backround. |
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| Jakala, reindeer moss. |
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| Deanna's grandparents, _ and Ray Larson. |
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| Guests arrived by boat. |
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| Tuovi Kinnunen and Steve Yambor walk the plank. |
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| Ready.... |
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| Rev. Eskola |
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| Here she comes! |
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| This has to be a hard moment for any father. I never had to give any daughters away, I've just been accumulating them. |
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I noticed that the ring bearer didn't actually bear the ring.
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Flower girls sometimes have issues...
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| I take thee.... |
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| Take my word for it, there's a ring in there somewhere. |
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| Daniel and Gwen sang. |
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Mr. and Mrs. David Kilpela
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| Marja wore her national costume, as she has at all of our sons' weddings. It was perhaps especially fitting in this setting. |
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| A lighthouse wedding. |
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