Not that we needed reminding, but Amber showed us yet again that she's no slouch when it comes to setting the scene for a feast.

Check out that attention to detail! Personalized place cards and hand wrapped candy eggs.
Pretty soon the guests began to arrive. Most of the usual suspects were there, and I have a feeling that by the end of today, this is going to be one of the most publicized Easter dinners in all of Manhattan. Just a guess.In a stroke of synergistic brilliance, Jeff has the other half of this shot over at his blog.
The last time I posted a photo of Mr. and Mrs. Mulcock, it was not without a bit of protest. Thankfully, Mrs. Mulcock is the forgiving sort. At her request, I snapped this photo.
Caitlin was the only one who actually asked to be photographed, and so I must ask the indulgence of everyone else for sticking my camera lens in their faces. Sorry folks, it's becoming something of a habit. Thankfully, I wasn't the only shutterbug there.
It had been so long since I'd seen Pamela, that I just had to get a shot in. I ended up pretty happy with the results, but then again, I had a lot to work with. I'm voting this to be the best Pamela/Brigham shot ever!
Brittany was shocked. It began to feel like an After-School special there for a moment.
Michael, showing us all the effect a proper Easter shirt can have on one's ego.
When I took the first photo of the Mulcocks, I had hoped to catch some genuine laughter. Thankfully, Collin was around, which made my job much easier.
All in all, the evening was a gigantic success. The food was amazing and there's really nothing like spending an evening with so many good people. Thanks so much to everyone who made it possible!




6 comments:
I don't know how, but one of those pictures made me look fat. Must have been the ridiculously amazing dinner.
I love how you've captured Mike!
insert me to the left of brittany, i was there too!
Absolutely! I really like the last photo of your sis and cuz. Thanks for having us all over!
I want that camera.
Lexia, you could always give me a good reason to borrow it, if you catch my drift. Wink, wink.
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