Patrick and Abir’s first dance together was not to a slow, sweeping waltz—it was to The Chicken Dance. With an air of undeniable elegance, they flapped, wiggled, and clapped their way into dance history. Witnesses Chris, Nikki, Bree, and Grant can confirm that this was performed with great enthusiasm. Feathers may or may not have been metaphorically ruffled.
Together, they speak enough languages to confuse Google Translate, order food in multiple countries with great confidence (and occasional chaos), and possibly summon an ancient ancestor who'd rather rest in peace. The official count? Somewhere between 6 and “let’s see if we can wing it.”
While statistically improbable, recent advancements in rogue avian intelligence cannot be ignored. Should this occur, guests are encouraged document the event for scientific purposes. Backup cupcakes will be provided.
Ah, an essential wedding-related question. The optimal soil pH for cruciferous vegetables, such as broccoli, kale, and cabbage, is typically between 6.0 and 7.5—but more importantly, why are you asking this at our wedding? Whatever your intentions, we support you. But also… maybe just enjoy the cake
The most efficient way is to take a Cape Air flight from Logan Airport to Rutland—because nothing says adventure like boarding a tiny plane that feels like you’ve won an exclusive, high-stakes game of "Will My Luggage Fit?" Alternatively, you could drive, which offers scenic views and the opportunity to bond with Vermont’s turkey population (we have 23 full-grown ones at the Hügelhaus). Either way, prepare yourself for the thrilling metropolis that is Rutland.