The day has finally arrived!  Wedding pictures are here and free to view!  The password is "cliff".  There's a different password for the Getting Ready album; please email me if you want to see those as well.

If you want to order prints directly from our photographer, you can email her at leah@visphotography.com the image number, size, and quantity, and she'll print and send them to you.  Each print is retouched and professionally printed on the highest quality paper.  11x14 and larger are printed on thick matboards.  Prices are as follows:

• 8 wallets $15
• 4x6 $10
• 5x7 $15
• 8x10 $25
• 11x14 $100
• 16x20 $175
• 20x24 $225

I'm fairly certain she only accepts personal checks.

We will be receiving a DVD of all the images, so I will probably be able to get digital copies to anyone who wants them.  I'll also put up an album of our favorites on the website, but I'll do another update when that happens. : )

To tide you over, I thought I'd share the recipe for the sangria we had at the wedding.  It's fairly simple to make, especially when you're making only one or two batches.  The Grogg family and the groomsmen will attest to the fact that making 30ish batches is slightly more difficult.

Gran Gala Grogg Sangria

• 1 750ml bottle of red wine (We used Martin Códax Ergo Tempranillo Rioja, but you can pick your own.  We recommend you use a Spanish wine with distinct fruit flavors.)
• 1/3 c. Gran Gala liqueur
• 1/3 c. granulated sugar
• 1 lime
• 1 lemon
• 1/2 orange
• 1 apple
• 1 pear
• 1 peach
• about 1/3 liter of Sprite
• strawberries

1. Slice the citrus fruit leaving on the rind but remove as many seeds as possible and put into a half-gallon juice pitcher
2. Cube the apple, pear, and peach & add to pitcher
3. Add sugar, Gran Gala, and red wine
4. Stir until sugar is dissolved and the fruit is slightly muddled
5. Refrigerate over night
6. When ready to serve, add about 1/3 liter of Sprite.  This makes the sangria a lighter, more refreshing drink.
7. Pour over ice and garnish with sliced strawberries

It also keeps pretty well if you don't finish it all in one night.  The batch we have in the fridge right now doesn't have Sprite in it, we just add it to the glass as we drink it, about two parts sangria to one part Sprite.