Both of my beautiful daughters were a part of the wedding party of this precious bride who is greatly loved by us all. Charlotte, in her puffed sleeves, did an excellent job dropping rose petals down the aisle while Rose, nervous but composed, was a striking junior bridesmaid.
A popular gathering place was the candy table where candy abounded from glass jar to glass jar.There was candy to eat, lots and lots of candy. The bride had a tale to tell about all her pursuits of pink and green candy. A fanciful idea loved by young and old.There was twirling of fancy dresses
and dancing of tired feet unshorn of shoes.
"Daddy, won't you please?" The most special dance of all belonged to Daddy with his tiniest Cinderella.
There was blowing of bubbles.......
and the capturing of bubbles.
The fragrance of this glorious day lingers stout.
5 comments:
Oh the love that has gone into all of your preparations. Your daughters were stunning, as, I am sure the bride was. Your luncheon looked so beautiful and welcoming. What a lucky lady indeed to have such support from your family. Thankyou for showing me such a wonderful occasion, here on a cloudy Monday morning (coffee in hand).
The luncheon looked beautiful, as well as the wedding party. Your daughters were so pretty in their dresses.
Is it time to relax? You deserve it!
Love that black and white pic with charlotte and the sash on her dress standing out and the bubbles floating off...
That green color is perfect for a spring wedding. Both your girls look so lovely. The dress you made turned out wonderful.
Too bad about the birds in the city. I would find that hard.
So if you can't enjoy the birds outside as much, what better way than to enjoy them inside. My Grandmother kept Zebra finches, they are so cute and have such a lovely little song.
Beautiful photos of a special day. Your girls are delightful.
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