Sara Fomby and Kenny Sikich
Wed
May 15, 2010
"All We Need Is Love" could have been the theme of the Fomby - Sikich Wedding.
It was a magical day full of surprises and natural ambiance.
This was a wedding of many facets held totally under the heavens.
The bride and groom stood under the Old Oak Tree with moss draping naturally to create a great feel
The huge limbs swung low to the ground symbolically protecting the couple from the outside.
Lavender was thrown to the wind embracing the couple as they left the shelter of the Oak making their way to greet family and Friends.
Sara and Kenny Begin Their Journey Together
The following signed photographs are by Donna Quarles
Sara and Kenny on the Lake at Cochino
Row your Boat Gently Down the Stream..
Sara and the 1960s Air Stream on the banks of Cochino. Is this the actually 2010.
The Pier to Casa Laguna
Just Beautiful
Lavender was in the Air.
Look at the Fish.....so artfully done by Cake and Cuisine Artist Margaret Broughtman
and sugar colored sprayed by her Husband Mr. Broughtman
The lawn at Cochino Lodge was dotted with tables for the grande dinner soon to begin.
Margaret Broughtman brought her delicous fare to Cochino Lodge.
Getting ready for the festivities on the Grand Deck
Under the Old Oak Tree
The Wedding Winds blew the fabrico in soft waves
Father and Daughter
Margaret Broughton created the "All We Need is Love" wedding cake. Broughton also prepared the delicious Dinner for all to enjoy
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Musicians from Nacogdoches played throughout Wedding time. These accomplished musicians are not strangers to Cochino. We love having them here.
Jennifer Dalmas, Professor of Violin at SFA along with her Husband and Musical professional presented an elegant collection.
Wedding Decor
By
Sara Bruce who created the natural environment that Sara and Kenny wanted for their wedding
Huge pots of Herbs decorated the wedding aisle.
The Sweet smell of Scented candles were on the Deck, Veranda and Gallery of Cochino Lodge as well as lining the walkway in large containers.
Many tables were scattered on the lawn near the cascading waterfall and lawn pond of Cochino.
Tables were lighted by torches posted adjacent to each table.
Each table had arms of natural branches and bird's nests with eggs as well as flowers for the guests
Tied at each outside seat of the wedding aisle were hearts shaped of twigs and toule.
At the end of the grande deck long bolts of colorful material were draped in the tall gables and swayed to the breeze. Just stunning. A great gift of decor.
For entertainment Sara Bruce and Larry Burce provided music for the crowd to enjoy the night away.
Photographer Donna Quarles
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Quarles has that innovative touch that makes for a memorable photograph and brings back memories of the wedding as if it were yesterday. Some little things you may forget but photographs are there to stir the memory.
Margaret Broughton and Crew
An artist with snap when it comes to providing a feast for hundreds. Her cuisine is not only colorful, unique, and moving in appearance but the flavor is unforgettable. You do not leave the table hungry either. Wedding Cakes are a specialty with Margaret. Very Dependable.
936-544-4148
The Stephen F. Austin Group
Nacogdoches, Texas
Great Musicians who can satisfy any musical desire.
Performing under a tree, on a lake, in a field or inside a building poses no challenge. They are ready under any circumstances. Jennifer Dalmas is a professor of violin at Stephen F. Austin University, Nacogdoches, Texas.
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