THIS IS THE

STORY

OF

AMANDAAmanda

•AMANDA

A marriage is a matter of give and take.

The husband gives and the wife takes.

(not Amanda of course)

THIS IS THESTORY

OF

and

James

A man put an ad in the classifieds,“WIFE WANTED.”

The next day he received 100 calls all saying the same thing,“You can have mine!”(not James of course)

Baby, oh baby!Couldn’t you just pinch

their cheeks!

Great cheeks!

What a body!

Amanda’s family

in review.

James’ familyin review.

Amanda and James were both born in the late

1970’s.

Some facts about then and now:

• A popular movie was “Grease”

one of Amanda’s favorites.

• The BeeGees were singing “Stayin Alive”

Can James do the Hustle?

Amandathrough the

years

In the late 70’s:• Gas was 86 cents

per gallon• The average income

was $12,500• A fancy honeymoon cost

around $800

Jamesthrough the years

Amanda says

You’ve gotta’have friends!

James agrees

You gotta’have friends!

Butler Bound!

It was the path to a lifelong destiny for

Amanda and James

PARTIES

AND

FUN

CLASSES

ONCE IN

AWHILE

GRADUATION HOORAY FOR US!

And it’s off toLas Vegas

in search of Fame and Fortune

In the late 70’s:A fancy Dodge Charger

Daytona could be purchased for $5800.

James’ car cost just a “little” bit more.

James new car

In the late 70’sA wedding dress with Belgian lace cost about $145. Amanda did better than that. (ask her)

A tux could be rented for $6.00. James paid more.

In the late 70’s:• Postage for invitations

was 15 cents.• A marriage license was $5.

• A piece of wedding cake was 45 cents.

• And a trendy wedding gift was a $15 Corningware casserole.

The Mavris – garden of beautiful weddings.

May you both liveas long as you want.

And never want as long as you live.

May the most that you wish for be the least that you get.

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