These few precious days I'll spend with you
This Cape Cod Wedding officiant/celebrant /Interfaith Minister just loves late summer weddings. Yes, as much as we think of September as Autumn it is really the last wave of summer without the crowds. (Until the 21st anyway.) It is my favorite time of year, with the golden sun's mellowing light, the waters of the pond and bay still warm enough for swimming.
September Song was my parent's song. They were married in June but my father was seven years older than my mother. They were married in 1944 during the war at Our Lady's chapel at St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC.
My father, Joe, sang it to my mother, Mary, at my wedding and at many family gatherings My brother Jim does a great rendition of it now when we gather.
....When the autumn weather turn the leaves to flame, then one hasn't the time for the waiting game.
Willie Nelson's version of September Song made it famous for this generation.
It is an emotive song which so captures this time of year and for some, this time of life.
Here are some of the couples who chose to say, "I do" in September on Cape Cod.
Two Septembers ago Gregory and Marianne wed at the Quaker Meeting House in Yarmouth. Here they are at the threshold, as they are welcomed into the Country of Marriage.
Happy Anniversary Marianne and Gregory
Siobhan and Kirill at The Captian Linnell House in Orleans September 1, 2012.
Sarah and Evan September 7, 2012 at South Beach after saying "I Do." at the Poppy.
Michael and Marie at Borsari Gallery in Dennis. 
