Huizhou kanong wedding photography

That song "Cannon"

What do you think of hearing this song about cannon?

Recently I attended his classmate's wedding with my husband. The couple are junior high school classmates. They met 15 years, fell in love 10 years, and finally entered the sacred marriage hall. The emcee of the day was a college classmate born on the same day as the groom. The young man performed very well, and the host's speech was humorous, which fully expressed his understanding of the newcomers (people in the industry strongly suggested, hehe, sometimes it is better to find the right person around you than to pay a high price for a host). The bride is an art student and has a good design foundation. The opening DV is the couple's own work. It is natural and kind to introduce their classmates, review their alma mater and wish their friends in the form of cartoons. The groom likes photography. The wedding photos of the couple were not displayed at the scene, but many works of the groom were displayed. When I was young, the old classmates who worked hard with them saw the lovely smiling faces on the big screen, which made people moved and quite moved (they also saw my husband, hehe), especially the photos of the bride's life, which really took her the most beautiful side in the eyes of her lover. What came to the scene to witness the wedding was the junior high school class teacher specially invited by the newcomer. The teacher's humorous language, the review of the new students' career and the prospect of a better life in the future all make this speech very attractive. These elaborate designs are just right. According to some characteristics of the guests, they create a link that can make them feel involved.

In the part of welcoming the bride to the red carpet together, the groom also played a Canon on the electronic organ (according to friends, he practiced hard for more than half a year). At the end of the song, he walked off the stage and came to the red carpet. He said to the bride, "We have lived together for 15 years. I hope we can live together for the next 15 years and the next 15 years." The groom's voice is very mellow and natural, and this paragraph also deeply touched me. Although the groom's performance is still a little nervous and crude, I think that when I hear Canon's melody again at this time, I will think of such a couple who fell in love with two of a kind since childhood.

As I have always advocated, a wedding doesn't have to cost money to get an impressive effect (of course, the more budget is also a good thing). As long as each couple fully expresses what they want to express at the wedding, it is really a perfect wedding.

In addition: because my husband is the first one in a bunch of classmates who wants to be a father, many classmates' greetings and blessings make me very happy and hear a lot of news.

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It is said that my husband is a famous own goal player (the classmate said that he played three times, and my husband said that he only remembered two). He once kicked a perfect banana ball with his heel with amazing skills and fell into his own goal. I told my husband that your teammates don't encourage you to join another team. . .

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My husband took part in playing Warcraft and left the guild 12 three days ago. On the fourth day, I faced a BOSS who was recognized by all Warcraft people as difficult to play (it seems that even if the skills are strong and tacit, it will take a week to win. I'm afraid I'm not sure which one. . . ), everyone discussed, once and again, and the result was successfully won around 3 or 4 in the middle of the night. Faced with this great gratifying success (Khan, I really can't understand their pursuit), many people roared with excitement, but TS is still there. More unfortunately, many people don't use headphones, but also turn on the speakers. What happened next was that at least half of the forty people in the guild were suddenly disconnected after a deafening roar of victory that lasted for dozens of seconds. The next day we got together again, and we talked about what happened yesterday. Many people say that parents or other relatives and friends in the next room rushed in to scold the mountain gate, and some even directly knocked on chestnuts and slapped them in the face-of course, the network cable had to be unplugged.

I secretly asked my husband: Do you wear a microphone or turn on the speaker? Husband said: I turned on the speaker. So, did your parents scold you? Yes, I did.

As the saying goes, people are not frivolous and waste teenagers, hehe.