Enjoying downtown Orlando from on high...
Wondering if fluffy Jake and Just Harry could have stayed here too...
And helping make the sake choices at Total Wine...
Remember when we said we were getting ready for a WEDDING? Well, it happened on June 18 and, although our furry selves couldn't be there, our flat selves got to drive to Orlando with our Mom, Dogdad, and Grandma and, we are told, were the hit of the event -- except of course for the bride (our human sister, Stephanie) and her groom, Eric. 
And here are our human brother and sister-in-law.
The restaurant, Bikkuri, is a favorite of the bride and groom -- and after consuming sushi, sashimi, tempura, and 48 garlic rolls, we all understood why. Also several rounds of drinks -- including cosmopolitans for us!!! 
Saturday morning, we all headed for the Orlando History Center. This is Florida, after all, so we were greeted by an alligator -- but Dogdad lifted us out of harm's way.
We got a peek in the ladies' dressing room. Here is Sadie, the flower girl, happy with her special hair-do.
And Manolo B's for the bride? Not for this bride! Nothing but the finest sparkly Converses!
And here are the bride and groom, listening to our brother play "Give Me a Kiss to Build a Dream On," while Sadie's mother sang.
A special moment in the ceremony was when the bride and the groom each shared three sips each of three cups of sake as part of a special Japanese ritual called San San Ku Do -- which means three, three, nine. For the last cup, all the adults had their own little sake cups to share in the moment (and the under-adults had their own little cups of Sprite).
We got to tell the bride how beautiful she looked! 
And then the dancing began: Stephi with Dogdad. Eric with his mom. And Sadie with a special friend.
Cake time! We left out the incriminating icing on nose photos!
And the next morning at a parents' breakfast!
For their honeymoon, Stephi and Eric are off to Vancouver -- where we hope they will meet up with two of our favorite terriers and their humans!
Our grandpa (Mom's dad) likes to play the violin...
Our grandma likes to read mysteries. Here she is reading Lee Child's "Killing Floors!"
Dogdad can't help himself, he has to work. (But why on the stairs? We think he got tired of sitting at the computer. )
As for us, a nice chew is kind of fun (and keeps us from barking, especially when he is on the phone). Just Harry likes his on the rug in the foyer.
And I prefer mine under the dining room table -- safe from intruders such as pesky brothers.
Simple pleasures!!!
Just Harry helped wrap it but wasn't sure where it was going...
Then Deacon of the Key West Collies.
And now Joey.
Alll we can say is we'll miss them and hold them in our hearts. We just hope they are having a paw-kicking reunion with all those who have preceded them. 
