Guest Book

Our guest book!
We blurred out the content but if you are really curious,
we are sure you could probably figure out what people wrote...

Family and friends, in the middle of all the celebrating we neglected to get the word out that the table cards were meant for our guest book. Whoops! So if you happen to read this and you still have your table card lying around, we would love love love if you could write something for our guest book. If you lost your table card but still want to send something, send an index card or a postcard! We are not too picky. Our snail mail address is on the back of the ceremony program (or you can contact us through the comment feature of this blog and we can send it to you). Thanks again!

Thank you!

Eric and Margaret at the reception
in Lincoln Hall of the Union League of Philadelphia
(Thanks Dr. Bobby for the photo!)

Eric and I would like to thank everyone who made our wedding day so memorable and special. We feel so blessed to have you all in our lives and we hope for your continued presence in our future. We also hope you were filled with the same joy and happiness we felt on our wedding day and that we feel on everyday we are together.

We would like to especially thank our parents for their support, patience, and love throughout our relationship. You continue to be examples in our lives and in our marriage. We also would like to acknowlegde our amazing families and relatives who bring lots of laughter, happiness, and delight to our lives.

For all those who participated in our wedding ceremony - our celebrants, our ninongs and ninangs, our bridal party, our secondary sponsors, our readers, and our musicians - each of your contributions were felt and appreciated during the ceremony. You will forever be a part of our hearts and marriage.

To our parents' friends, and our friends from Notre Dame Academy, Carnegie Mellon, Habitat for Humanity, AIAS, and San Diego, thank you again for everything you have given our lives. For those who were able to celebrate with us, who traveled from near and far, we recognize the sacrifices you made to be there and feel blessed that you could share in our wedding day. To those who could not make the trip, we hope our life paths continue to cross in the future.