The wedding was planned for the Saturday after Thanksgiving as you may have read in a previous post when we explained why we chose the date. This meant that in addition to the traditional rehearsal dinner the night before the wedding, we also had a Thanksgiving dinner two nights before the wedding. Most of both Jason and my families live in Minnesota , so we always spend holidays with both families. While we love having the opportunity to spend holidays with both families, the negative side of it is that we have a limited amount of time to spend with them on holidays. Because of the wedding, we were going to have more family in town than previous years so Jason and I came up with the brilliant idea of doing a combined Hamilton/Jaglo Thanksgiving. Jason’s aunt Kay was gracious enough to let us hold the festivities in the party room of her condominium, so we had a room large enough to hold the 50 or so people that ended up coming.
It was a ton of fun to have both families together, and I am not going to lie, it was so nice to not have to leave one Thanksgiving celebration to get over to another. Being that Jason and I have been together for seven years, a large number of our family members have already met each other. However, there are some family members that haven’t met and the Hamilton/Jaglo Thanksgiving was a great opportunity for those that hadn’t met yet to meet and for everyone to spend some time together on a smaller scale than the next couple days.
Thank you so much to everyone for making it easier for me and Jason…we had a great time and it was a great preview for the next couple days!!!
(sorry no pics...oddly, I didn't take any!)


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