Fanel and Andreea were married on August 6th. Fanel is a graduate from our Boys Transition House. He has been living independently working and living in Bucuresti since then. I'm very proud of him and think that Andreea is a wonderful match for him!
In Romania there are usually two ceremonies. The first is a civil ceremony that takes place at the mayor's house. Usually the bride and groom each have a member from their family stand up with them as witnesses. I was honored when Fanel asked me to stand up with him.
At the civil ceremony.
The traditional flower exit after the ceremony.
Jenny, Kirsteen and I with the happy couple!
The Wedding Day! Staff before the wedding.
Making sure he looks perfect!
Ruthie, in her wedding finery!
A Romanian ceremony is usually long. This one was 2 hours. So the bride and groom sit down!
The Heart to Heart Staff with the couple at the reception.
In Romania there are usually two ceremonies. The first is a civil ceremony that takes place at the mayor's house. Usually the bride and groom each have a member from their family stand up with them as witnesses. I was honored when Fanel asked me to stand up with him.
At the civil ceremony.
The traditional flower exit after the ceremony.
Jenny, Kirsteen and I with the happy couple!
The Wedding Day! Staff before the wedding.
Making sure he looks perfect!
Ruthie, in her wedding finery!
A Romanian ceremony is usually long. This one was 2 hours. So the bride and groom sit down!
The Heart to Heart Staff with the couple at the reception.
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