Genie Francis and Tony Geary created the classic beautiful couple for "Laura" and "Luke's" long-awaited wedding. (Above photo: ABC; all others, Jim Warren.)

Location work had Tony Geary, entire cast and many extras working all weekend!	"Bobbi," [sic] "Claudia" and "Tiffany" were bridesmaids. Nearly frozen Pt. Chas. Was surprisingly lush, wasn't it?!
Some oak leaves and autumn color came from as far as Colorado! Loanne Bishop and Doug Sheehan endured mid-80 L.A. temp.	No doubt "Laura's" dad, "Dr. Rick Webber" is hoping the second time will be the last time he gives away the bride! Art Dir. Jim Ellingwood had only two weeks to prepare the gala.
Denise Alexander, Bianca Ferguson, and Sharon Wyatt looked wonderful! There were 250 extras.	Lewis Edmonds [note: that's really Edward Lewis], Anna Lee, and John Beradino, like others took the strenuous location work in stride.

It was a country-style "pot-luck" banquet. Crew actually cooked, but fly repellent was sprayed on great-looking food! Yuck!

When "Luke" threw the garter, "Noah Drake" caught it [note: that would be "Scotty Baldwin"]. The house is a replica 17th century Norman-French chateau. Neighbors included Mohammed Ali and Karen Black.	There was a stuntman for "Luke's" jump, but as usual, Tony did his own daredevil act. He likes a sense of adventure.
Kin Shriner was applauded by cast and crew when he first appeared on set. Everyone's happy to have him back. (Between scenes men passed time playing "liars poker" and betting on football and baseball playoffs.)	"Scotty" was off to a rough welcome, and chances are the going gets rougher!

"Claudia" and "Tiffany" may be stunned by the hex "Mrs. Cassadine" placed on her newly wed couple. Stay tuned!