After a crazy 14 months our daughter finally was able to have her wedding two weeks ago. She was originally scheduled for April of last year but Covid caused it to be postponed twice and a total of 14 months delay.

We used the trunk of my 37 as the place for guests to place their gifts, then she and our new son-in-law used it as their get away car after the reception. Was a great evening with the ceremony outside under massive live oak trees with Spanish moss hanging from the limbs next to a small lake. Weather was perfect in the low 80s. Natalie was beautiful in her dress made me a very proud father.

Nice. And congrats on marring off the daughter.
Now, the important question is, is the new member to the family a Mopar guy?

He is not even a car guy, but I am working on him. Great guy other than that so he is worth the effort.

Awesome photos, congrats!

Old cars should be mandatory at every wedding/special occasion. Your car looks great in there, hope all your Family photos turned out just a good.

I had a grill, grill shell, headlight buckets, gravel pan, and trim for a '37 that I sold to a Member on here years ago. Had a '37 Plymouth truck lined up and unfortunately the purchase didn't go through, so I sold the grill bits.

Similar outdoor setting at my daughter's wedding. My daughter requested that I drive her down a long wooded blacktop path to the outdoor alter in my 70 Duster. The wedding was fantastic, weather was perfect and the Duster was a great conversation piece at the reception.

Congratulations!