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| The cake topper, featuring two bunnies with gold tummies, was purchased by Julie in Japan somewhere around 2014. |
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| Those bunnies became the primary visual for the wedding print materials, gracing, among other things, the invitation. Asian year-of-the-rabbit bracelets served as napkin holders, and then wedding favors. The program reveals a music-heavy ceremony. |
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| Little was left to chance; here is the ceremony script that the officiant, Rik, and the DJ, Shane used. Guests were provided a lyrics sheet. |
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| Here, floor plans of the event space show the ceremony set up. After the ceremony, this was changed for dining and dancing. |
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| Dayblock Brewery and Event Center prepared well for the House-of-Bunny wedding. |
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| Catherine, a young, gifted, photographer took preliminary photos at Julie and Peter's pre-wedding photo session. Julie and Peter took this opportunity to misbehave. |
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| The pre-wedding photos were shot at a lovely, North Loop shop called Backstory Coffee Roasters. |
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| Here, Peter demonstrates the bunny head-bump sign of affection. |
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| Fucking cute! |
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| Julie looked lovely on this day. Peter was giddy. Backstory delivered one charming spot after another for photography. |
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| Julie changed her shirt cuz that's what girls do. |
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