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They exchanged vows in the Cathedral, we hopped on trolleys for photos around Savannah, skirted some film crews on Jones Street, and ended the evening at the Soho South Cafe with their friends and families and the best dance floor ever…
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They signed their Ketubah in honor of Chaim's Jewish faith. They ate and drank and were married, and they danced the night away, surrounded by friends and family who loved them, celebrated them, and toasted them with the sweetest sentiments (which made me tear up all over again)...
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Megan's bonus siblings- the three exchange students her family had hosted over the years from Japan, Denmark, and Sweden- each took turns toasting them in English and in their native languages, touting the warmth and love they'd grown to know during their time here...
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They eloped at the Gastonian, a Savannah bed-and-breakfast built in 1868 that's actually two houses adjoined by a courtyard and catwalk, and the whole place took my breath away from the moment I walked in the front door...
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I talk a lot about my love of New Orleans- how I fell madly in love with this magical place almost the second I arrived on my very first trip. The secret courtyards, the lilting jazz, the heavenly food, the best people. I didn't just fall in love with a city- I fell in love with myself and how I felt when I was there...
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