Because at this point even I am over my own wedding, it seems like the perfect time to finally post photos. 
I’ll just post some highlights, however. For the full set, please click here for the album.
First, the panoramas. Ryan Jackson, our photographer and my coworker at the Edmonton Journal, is well known for his panoramas. He does them for sporting events, building openings, fire scenes and just because in his work at the paper. I was so pleased he could do a few for our wedding.
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CLICK ANY PHOTO TO MAKE IT LARGER. Especially recommended for the panoramas. Give them time to load, however.
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Neon Boneyard photo panorama (Credit: Ryan Jackson)
Wedding Ceremony photo panorama (Credit: Ryan Jackson)
In the new wine cellar at Lotus of Siam after the rehearsal dinner
Shot in the parking lot of Lotus of Siam
I seriously hated my veil.
There's only one answer.
My maid and man of honour help me with my dress
Mike gets dressed...and realizes his pants are back on the Strip
This is my "Oh shit, the pants aren't here and are back on the strip and there is another wedding right after us and who is going to go and what are we going to do" face.
Of course, the show went on, slightly later than expected and everything was awesome because my friends and bridal party Matt and Amy are awesome and they went to retrieve the pants from the Strip.
My hands were shaking and I had trouble getting his ring on
wedding high five!
More neon boneyard photos
cruisin in the 1966 caddie
This is my standard WHHHHHAAAT? look
Of course, a food photo. I'll do a round up on the food at another time. (Photo by me)
Afterwards, we had a party that went into the wee hours in a suite at Mandalay Bay
This may only matter to photo nerds, but this is the HDR filter in Photoshop CS5. It's also a photo shot on a tiltshift lens.
There is only one way to get rid of left over wedding booze. And that is to drink it next to a fountain on the Strip. Mike's classy, and that's why I love him. (Photo by me)
Again, there are more photos here.
You got style.
Congratulations.
Okinawa will never be the same.
Tilt-Shift!!!! Epic.
Your adventure looks amazing!
Mike and Kelly, These are fantastic shots and what wonderful memories you will carry with you. Enjoy Japan!!!
I love the panoramas – and worth taking the time to load. The car photo is outrageous. I want to be a photo nerd… and what is a wedding without a little disaster. Glad it all ended up well. Your dress is GORGEOUS. Absolutely divinely gorgeous, Kelly! What a colourful, fun, adventurous and BOLD wedding! Congratulations, again!!!!
Your pics are amazing! I am very envious of your Boneyard and Sign pics! We never made it to either but it was fun all the same!
Congrats to you and Mike! All the best in Japan!