Before a typical wedding, you’ll find the groom huddling with his best man, making sure his tux looks good, or perhaps welcoming guests or just waiting anxiously for things to get going.
Thirty minutes before his own nuptials on a recent Sunday, Tony Jetland was getting some of his big kites into the air, pulling lines, barking commands to his “team” of kite-flying friends, contending with strong winds.
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