Camille gets Married

On Friday we drove up to Salt Lake City for Camille's wedding. 

It's been a long time since I've drove from Las Vegas to Utah. Still looks the same.

Of course we stopped for lunch at Arshel's in Beaver, Utah.

Which means I had to get my grape nut pudding. Delicious!

We picked up Justin on the way, and then met everyone at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City.

The beautiful lobby of the Grand America.

Eating dinner at the counter at the Little America Coffee Shop. 

So many good memories and good meals in this restaurant.

Saturday morning we all got together for breakfast.  We learned that the hot chocolate at Little America is amazing, the pancakes must have nutmeg in them, and the french toast are huge.

We took our time getting ready for the afternoon wedding, and then 

went over to the Salt Lake Temple.  It was a perfect day for a wedding.

Nolan was exhausted, and took a nap right during the picture taking.

And while Camille and Justin were busy taking pictures, we headed over to the Joseph Smith Memorial Building for the luncheon. Nolan loved looking through the large windows.

 Nephew of the Bride and Father of the Bride

Why can't Nolan smile for us? 

Camille chose peachy/coral for her colors, and the tables had flowers in mis-matched vases.

Lunch/dinner was fabulous and luckily all the picture taking was over, because Nolan was a mess.

Sunday morning, I met my family at the Tabernacle for "Music and the Spoken Word."

With the blackout curtains in the hotel, Nolan slept in--so Justin stayed back with him. A miracle!

 Justin and Nolan met us outside right after the performance was over.

Afterwards we visited the Bountiful Cemetery were several relatives are buried, including my sweet Grandma Mabey. We collected the extra flowers from the wedding and placed them on their graves.

 It was a busy weekend, but we had so much fun with all of our family. Now Jacob's the only single one left, and as he mentioned in his toast, the only sibling with the last name of "Mabey."