I bought this dress on clearance at the Gap a couple summers ago but never wore it, The Cousin took it in, added the flounces then put all my white skirts under it (why do I have that many!??! I never even wear them!!?!!) then sewed the red corset to go over the top.
Aren't her shoes divine?!?!?! She also wore my veil, see pics further on. So happy to have someone make that dress so beautiful, I almost got rid of it several times.
Darn the church lighting, it made all my pics come out weird, no matter what settings I put it on...
After the success of this "cake" topping I seriously want to go out and buy more of this paint and spray everything I can get my hands on!
my wee sis and our niece, Doodlebug (the kidlets favorite person, btw)
WE DID IT!!! It was a crazy day with more than a few hitches-in-the-giddyap but with all the amazing help we pulled it off and it was lovely in every way! The look on his face when she came down the aisle!!!!!!!!!!! Sigh, he was literally bouncing up and down through most of the ceremony (which The Mr. officiated. He filed for a one day license or whatever you call it) There is so much I could say but let's be honest, no one wants to read my verbal giddyness about this wedding, pics are far more entertaining and articulate then silly me. ENJOY!
ps. Upon our perusal of the school The Mr. has come to the conclusion that Portland is where we are headed. (obviously, he consulted me first but it really will be a wonderful school for him....and they have a "spouse enrichment program" that I can partake in....I want to take Greek with him!!!!) So yeah, very scary for a person that has lived in the same town for her entire life and even though it's a town of half a million people I still can't ever run an errand anywhere without seeing at least ONE person I know. It's just that kind of town. Sigh. It will be very isolated for me. But it will be a new experience and those are always good right, even if they are hard and stink really bad. Growth is a good thing.....EEP!
I will do a new post soon with the pics from Portland. It's been crazy busy around here since we got back (birthday parties! Learning how to bake bread that a wheat allergic ME can actually EAT!!!! Getting stuff made to sell on Etsy...the day is coming SOON! I promise!)
I'll try to be back to my more usual couple times a week posting.
Lovies and Labradors,
-K
ps. Upon our perusal of the school The Mr. has come to the conclusion that Portland is where we are headed. (obviously, he consulted me first but it really will be a wonderful school for him....and they have a "spouse enrichment program" that I can partake in....I want to take Greek with him!!!!) So yeah, very scary for a person that has lived in the same town for her entire life and even though it's a town of half a million people I still can't ever run an errand anywhere without seeing at least ONE person I know. It's just that kind of town. Sigh. It will be very isolated for me. But it will be a new experience and those are always good right, even if they are hard and stink really bad. Growth is a good thing.....EEP!
I will do a new post soon with the pics from Portland. It's been crazy busy around here since we got back (birthday parties! Learning how to bake bread that a wheat allergic ME can actually EAT!!!! Getting stuff made to sell on Etsy...the day is coming SOON! I promise!)
I'll try to be back to my more usual couple times a week posting.
Lovies and Labradors,
-K