The groom continues to woo the bride, just to make sure he's sealed the deal.

Rob offers Toby advice on how to make sure a wife doesn't flee.

Maia takes a moment to consider the implications of her role as flower girl.

The mother of the groom performs a solemn reading of Frog and Toad's "The Kite."

Amelia is mesmerized by the breathtaking ceremony.

Mark's years spent in close proximity to several Milwaukee bars and breweries cause him to misread the "1 t. salt" in the cookie recipe as "1 tumbler full."

The ring fits! That must mean he is my prince, after all.

Our intrepid guests tough out the sweltering heat of the ceremony. . .

And Di arrives just in time to administer necessary relief. 

Everyone is thrilled that the ceremony is over so they can go find shelter in the shade.

Members of the wedding party observe the experts at work.

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Bill, aka "papa"razzi.  

Maia makes a valiant effort to escape the cameras.

You never know what might happen when one of the Hettler boys downs one too many cake-and-cola mixers.

Lolly anticipates a lifetime ahead of holidays with her new daughter-in-law. 

The groomsmen had debated performing a beat-box version of "Back that Thing Up," but opted for a toast instead.

Captain Kenny charms the ladies at the reception. . .

. . . and hooks an unsuspecting victim.

A small contingent of wedding guests take it upon themselves to remind Toby and Shannon what marriage might have in store for them.

Frequent kissing is just the best part of the wedding day. Not to mention a marriage.