They've been living together for...oh, I don't know how many years... but its definitely been a while. They are no spring chickens. Now, he wants to be baptized so he decided to make it all legal. She is a Hindu and isn't interested in baptism, but is thrilled she finally has her man...legally! Can you tell?
The branch member with the wedding dresses offered to loan her one, but she obviously preferred to be comfy for the occasion in her yellow t-shirt. 
The elders provided the "wedding" cake. 
Don't they look happy...especially him? I can't remember their names!
Inside their house, here's what the looked like for us who were there to celebrate their wedding. The photo is a bit blurry but I promise we were all completely sober!
We were plenty hot but happy! You can tell by the faces of the elders and Pres. Bennie of New Amsterdam.As we left, there were little kids playing everywhere. Here are some of the neighbor houses we passed.
Hey, check them out...the posts that is... they look a little scary to me as to holding up that house.
This house looks like it's leaning a bit. We drove by one today that leaned just a bit too much and down the house crashed a couple of days ago. The family is still living inside. Wow, they are brave!
Here's the bride talking with her neighbor when we visited her a couple of days previous to the wedding.
This house was so unique, it deserved a 2nd shot at a different angle!
Just before we got to our car we saw these darling little kids racing with their cart to fill up all the water jugs in the neighborhood from a water pipe that is obviously somewhere down the road. Notice their cute bare feet. 
We enticed them to stop and let us snap their photo and we almost got some smiles!
Anyone need to use the restroom?
This charming house isn't in this neighborhood but I couldn't resist snapping a photo of it when I saw it. I don't think anyone lives there now, but you never know about the future.
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