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392 miles?

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Angie and I started as a long-distance relationship. We had been friends online for about half a year before making things official on May 9, 2017. In September of that same year, Angie came to visit me for the first time. After a couple years of visiting back and forth, and reflecting on coming home from the airport to find a half-finished cup of cocoa we were sharing, the place I knew as home felt half-full. I asked Angie to come to live with me so we wouldn't be pulled apart by state lines anymore. In 2020, Angie and her sweet old lady cat Lilo moved in with me. The distance between her home and mine was 392 miles. ~ Justin

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More on Foster Park Bridal Glen

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The Foster Park Bridal Glen is a small gazebo tucked away in a flower garden near the entrance of the park. It may be a little difficult to find, but I'm sure there will be someone nearby to point you in the right direction. This is where we got engaged, and it's a blessing to be able to use this space once more for the wedding. As mentioned on the invitation, this is an outdoor venue, and weather can always be unpredictable, especially when booked months in advance. It is possible that it might rain. We recommend bringing an umbrella if you wish, as the wedding will proceed rain or shine. Also, there should be bathrooms over by the pavilion near the playground and golf course. Once again, we respectfully request that no children attend.

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Parking for the Foster Park Bridal Glen

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Yeah... it's a thing. There's not a lot of space, we know. Once you turn onto Park Dr, there will be a small strip of parking spots that may or may not already be taken by other park visitors. We can't reserve anything like that. I spoke with the golf course a bit farther down that street and they told me that people park alongside the road all the time, and you can park at the golf course parking lot if absolutely necessary.