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Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

The last of the wedding flashbacks

A glance a smile became friendship grew into Love.
Here it is. The last of the wedding flashbacks...Today Troy and I celebrate our 13th wedding anniversary. When we met 14 years ago we had a very quick connection. We became instant friends and less than a year later - married! There is so much I could say about Troy, about being married, but I'm not going to. Anyone who knows us must know how much I love my husband (or why would I still be here really? haha). We have a wonderful son, we are independent of one another, yet very much intertwined. We have a good life. I love you sweetie.

The Bride & Groom. Not my favorite picture, but the one I could get to easily! The groom.
The bride
The wedding party. Carrie, DeAnne, Joel, Jerrie, Troy, Sharon, Alex, John.
One of my favorite pictures from my wedding day. Me & my incredible siblings. My brothers John & Alex, and my little sister DeAnne. Lovely.

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Wedding Flashback: Part 3

A few more wedding pictures to share. Me and my mom. I always really liked this picture. I had a hard time during pictures - I laughed almost the entire time!

Me and my bridesmaid - my little sister DeAnne. She refused to be a flower girl (so we didn't have one) - she wanted to be a bridesmaid because she was already a flower girl and didn't want to do that again. The first experience was fine - she just had the "been there done that" attitude. She was adorable and made a wonderful bridesmaid! (Look at how little she was. Now she is 18, getting ready to graduate high school and is a few inches taller than me! Time flies!)

My brother, John, gave me away. I think this was the day he looked forward to most of our lives together - giving away the little sister must feel really good! (haha). I was glad he could come home from Texas for a few days to help us celebrate our day.