My cousin Clare was married to a Loras grad in a massive wedding on July 9th, in LaGrange Park, IL. It may have been LaGrange Highlands or North LaGrange or LaGrange Village, though. I just don't know.

	I began my trip as I do so many others
	A shot from my brief stint in the pew.
	I went to join Casey who was filming the ceremony.
	After the wedding, we retired to Grandpa's hotel room for beer and goofing around.
	Lauren, Dan, Ellen, Tom, and Matt hang out.
	Cecilia and James catch up.
	Yul and Dad talk.
	Sadie gives me bunny ears, and I care not.
	Vince brandishes a cigar.
	Rachel waits patiently for her table to fill up.
	JP sticks his face in the camera.
	Grandpa and Mickey oversee the proceedings.
	The Kelly Aunts sing along with a song at the reception, and specifically, a part with an "F."
	Matthew and I get our sweat on.
	The stage became a popular spot, as the evening progressed.
	Will forgot the microphone.
	Tony and Celeste get "down."
	Matthew and Aunt Cecilia dig it.
	Sadie rocks out, reassured by Maggie.
	Uncle Matt has a dance with Julia.
	Jane tears up the floor.
	Ann dances feverishly, and Charlie gets indignant.
	Sadie plays the air guitar.
	the dance floor gets even dancier.
	Jim, Celeste, and Julia inquire as to the whereabouts of a witness.
	Rob contemplates retying his tie.
	Tony wipes some sweat.
	Michael hogs some screen, while Bart has a dance with his special lady.
	The dance floor was getting hot.
	But it was nothing to the stage.
	Grandpa has a conference with Maggie, while Julia rasps for precious oxygen.
	Casey, Katie, and Matthew identify songs I don't know.
	Charlie and Will use one another for physical support.
	Bill and Clare read some literature, completely unsweaty.
	Uncles Matt, John, and Paul, enjoying a dance.
	The uncles work on saturating their shirts(which I had already done by that point).
	Nate dances amid aunts and female cousins.
	Brian and Kathleen dance happily.
	Clare and Bill continue to keep the sweat off.
	Sweat sweat sweat!
	Andrew and Vince play tandem air-organ.
	The reception progressed as such, until everyone passed out from fatigue.