Beckie in her wedding finery.

Beckie and her attendant, Sumati Murli.

Beckie with her readers (L to R): Judith Guston, Ashley McKenzie Ware and Dana Folley.

Judi and Sumati.

Neil gets to have his photos taken outside (it was 75!).

Neil with his attendant, college friend John "Beezy" Myers.

Neil with his readers, Darrin Snider (l) and Eliz Malcolm (r).

The Wedding Party (L to R): Sumati, Judi, Beckie, Ashley, Eliz, Neil, Benton Jones, Dana Folley, Beezy and Darrin.

Beckie's father, Rev. Richard Hunter, escorts her down the aisle.

The bride and groom finally get to smooch!

The happy couple process down the aisle to "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee", based on Beethoven's "Ode to Joy".

Beckie and Neil gaze lovingly at each other while waiting at the end of the greeting line.

Eliz lends a sense of cheer to the receiving line.

Beckie with her parents, Rev. Richard and Sara Hunter.

Neil with his father, Max Marsh, and Max's wife, Jane.

The couple with the Hunter clan (L to R): Sara, Elizabeth, Beckie, Neil, Anne and Richard.

Now the couple pose with the Marsh family (L to R): Shawn, Tim, Beckie, Neil, Max and Jane.

All the folks from Ravena, NY gather for a photo during the reception.

The Wedding Party poses for photos after the ceremony.

These fridge magnets were placed in small bowls at everyone's tables as little souvenirs of the occasion.

Paul Lambe, a long-time member of First Church who returned from Vermont to emcee the reception, announces the happy couple.

Beckie and Neil arrive at the reception.

Grant Hooper, a classical guitarist Neil met in the T station at Harvard Square, entertains the crowd.

Beezy makes a toast to the Bride and Groom.

Beckie & Neil get toasted!

Beckie & Neil's friends were very generous. Thank you!

Beckie gives her bouquet away to the couple that has been married the longest. This couple had been married 55 years!

The cake, from Lyndell's Bakery in Somerville, and decorated with blooms from Nellie's Wildflowers.

White chocolate computers adorn the cake, symbolising the way Neil and Beckie first met.

Neil feels threatened as Beckie prepares to cut the cake.

Neil can't get enough of that cake and has to lick Beckie's fingers clean.

Chris is at it again! This time he's lassoed the whole Indiana gang into acting as his back-up singers.

Neil tries desperately to get away from the crowd, but the car is locked.

The bride and groom make a hasty getaway from the proceedings, but the balloons only act to slow them down.

The rental car couldn't escape being decorated by a mysterious group of relatives...