Marty, Joe and Kenny of the Klezmer Mountain Boys keep the guests entertained

It came with the package - this is better than swans, right?

This was actually the first time ever that Jeremy introduced "...my wife, Rachel"

mmm... stir fry

The Reception

Kids just love dancing!

Rachel's friends

Jeremy's friends

Rachel's family

Jeremy's family

Rachel's family

Rachel's side

Jeremy's friends

Rachel's side

Rachel's friends

The introduction

"Hamotzi Lechem min Haaretz"

The first dance (Bob Marley - "Is This Love")

Breaking it down!

It's a Jewish wedding, there has to be a Hora!

Dear Lord, not the chairs!

And the crowd goes wild!

I think we're just making it up at this point

The Mzinke is a traditional dance for when a mother marries off her youngest daughter. In this case, both Jeremy and Rachel are the youngest, and their older brothers are both married, so both sets of parents went into the middle.

And it's smiles all around!

With Jamie, Jeremy's friend from his Carleton days

Rachel, with Rachel, Hilary, Bianca and Ava - the four non-bridesmaids

Jeremy with his law school friends: Mike, Richard, Corban, Clara and Brian

Jeremy wasn't going to miss this opportunity to play with the Klezmer Mountain Boys - even if it was his own wedding. Much thanks to Margot Leverett, who has been a klezmer teacher and musical inspiration for Jeremy.

But of course, speeches! We start with the father of the bride...

And the parents of the groom

Rachel has known us as a couple longer than anyone else, as the two Rachels were roommates when she and Jeremy met.

Jeremy's brother, Adam, delivers a hilarious toast

Rachel's brother, Dan, gives a deeply moving speech

Sister-in-law Becky gives the happy couple a hug after her impromptu speech

The father-daughter dance

And they're joined by the mother-son combo

The groom's cake, a well kept surprise from Jeremy

The last dance of the day, Glenn Miller's "Moonlight Serenade"