Most importantly, we forgot to acknowledge our organist, Jay Lane, in the wedding program. In addition to his amazing playing for the ceremony, he arranged the Barber "Adagio" and helped Eric arrange the Atmadja processional.

The band, einstein's little homunculus went above and beyond the call of duty, playing late into the night, including a fabulous Hava Negila which had to have been a half-hour long.

Our photographer, Clay Ward who not only took fabulous pictures and was a joy to work with, but contributed to the potluck and gave us a beautiful hand-made bowl.

Barbara Jensen volunteered to do hair, not only for the bride, not only for the wedding party, but for just about any wedding guest she could get her hands on, and did it amazingly well.

Carolyn Croissant both organized the potluck, and was makeup artist extraordinaire to the bride and bridesmaids.

Johanna's mother, Susanna, who not only was the mother of the bride, but made all the bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, all the plant arrangements for the both the ceremony and the reception, AND an delicious groom's cake in the shape of completely detail-correct clarinets.

Lori Del Genis, who both made all the bridesmaids' dresses, and played a major part in the design and execution of Johanna's wedding dress. Dina Flockhart of Cloak and Dagger Creations, who made Eric's gorgeous waistcoat and cravat.

And every one of our family, chosen family, and friends, without whom none of this could ever have happened. (More specific acknowledgements will follow later...)