I was standing outside the massive tent Erika and Morne had set up in the middle of the desert, it was close to midnight, I was staring at the millions of stars, forgetting to make a wish when I saw the brightest shooting star I have ever seen blast across the sky, when Reinhardt came out and stood next to me. We watched the stars for a bit, in manly kind of way, when he said something that has been rattling in my head ever since. It was something along the lines of “I have no way of actually hanging on to this.”

So now we’re back in Joburg, with a lot of memories of Erika and Morne’s incredible desert wedding, their fantastic families, friends, the whole amazing once in a lifetime event, a large number of photos and a moment standing in the desert staring at the vastness of the Namibian sky, the reception tent behind me, the remnants of an incredible wedding burnt into my brain. I’m at a loss for words, comforted by the fact that I’m a photographer not a writer.

If you came here via a link from Your Dream Day – Inspiration for the Modern South African Bride or Urbani Photography, welcome.

I’ve been pretty sick for the last while, and am catching up on emails and blog posts – sorry for the delay. Pics from Sandra and Stephen’s Forum Homini wedding soon.

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This entry was posted Monday, September 29th, 2008 at 9:45 am and is filed under Nambia, V, Weddings, destination wedding, real weddings.