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A leisurely stroll through the empty streets

The last few days have been absolute heaven. Jon and I started our wedding trip with a visit to his parents in Switzerland. We arrived on Friday happy and ready for relaxation. We have had a wonderful time strolling around small Swiss towns and enjoying delicious meals with my in-laws-to-be. They are such great company and I am sad to leave them so soon. However, it helps knowing that we will see them again in just a few days for our wedding. Our few days spent here have been exactly what I needed, rest, relaxation, and Swiss cheese.


    Lake Zug


    Water fountain in Lucerne

    Champagne and amazing sunset at Theater Casino in Zug

    Beautiful flower shop in the old town

    Amazing lunch at Brasserie Bodu. Our wedding song played while we ate and life was perfect.

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