Immediately after the ceremony and congrats we did the usual (usually boring), but necessary group portraits. Let me formally introduce you to my family. :o)
Mr. Mek and his mom. Look how he towers over her!
My new, complete family (minus Mr. Mek's brother, who couldn't make it to Hawaii since he was planning his own wedding):
My two, oldest besties. We each live in a different state now, but will always be my close (non-biological) family. Mwah! I love how they color coordinated. hehe.
One of wedding regrets (by fault of no one but my own) is not taking more group shots. By normal wedding standards, I had an extremely tiny wedding (19 peeps). I really wish I would have had our photographer take a quick photo of every individual couple or family. I mean, seriously, it would have only been about 7 extra shots (well..you figure more than one shot per couple, but you get my drift). Ehh...what can you do now. I did however get a group shot of everyone. 
::love::
My mommers, dadders, moi, Mr. Mek, and my lil' brother (who really isn't all that little anymore).
Mr. Mek and his mom. Look how he towers over her!
My new, complete family (minus Mr. Mek's brother, who couldn't make it to Hawaii since he was planning his own wedding):
My two, oldest besties. We each live in a different state now, but will always be my close (non-biological) family. Mwah! I love how they color coordinated. hehe.One of wedding regrets (by fault of no one but my own) is not taking more group shots. By normal wedding standards, I had an extremely tiny wedding (19 peeps). I really wish I would have had our photographer take a quick photo of every individual couple or family. I mean, seriously, it would have only been about 7 extra shots (well..you figure more than one shot per couple, but you get my drift). Ehh...what can you do now. I did however get a group shot of everyone. ::love::
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