I accidentally uploaded all these photos in reverse chronological order, and it's really a pain to reverse it... so we're going to be a little backwards today.
Brett's a little overly excited about finding his table assignment.
David always gives his Dad a coin when he gets promoted / new positions in the Air Force.
Grandma Joye passed away about a year ago, but it was nice to have her best friend Alice attend the bridal luncheon, rehearsal dinner and wedding.
Allison's boss, the trauma orthopedic surgeon, served as our live music for the night. He did a great job.
Brett, Allison, and the biggest flower arrangements ever... gorgeous!
I have strategically touched up my chin, so it doesn't look quite as crusty in photos. In the photo below, the kids are minutes from walking down the aisle. We lined up after the bridesmaids, and Anna Belle discovered her slippery shoes and the tile allowed her to sink into the splits. She repeatedly fell on the ground while Brady said, "Anna Belle, stop playing and grab my arm, it's time." I'm so proud of my little Brady. Fortunately Anna Belle got her act together by the time she was supposed to walk down the aisle. They were perfect! They didn't hesitate, cry or get distracted. I am SO proud of them.
This is one of the bricks in front of the Our Lady of Walsingham shrine.
I love having a large family picture my kiddos included.
One of the bridesmaids let Anna Belle play with her phone. She kept watching the Animal Crackers in My Soup video on YouTube.
There are a lot of great pictures with all the bridesmaids... it was too hard to pick a favorite.
This bible and rosary have been carried down the aisle for a few generations.
These pictures don't do the room justice. When the lights dimmer and candles illuminated the room, it became magical. The monogram behind the sweetheart table was made of flowers. After the ceremony, the huge flower arrangements on either side of the church's entry doors moved to the outside of the cakes. It was beautiful.
The kids loved the candy / favor table.
Anna Belle certainly felt like the belle of the ball.
The tables and centerpieces were beautiful.
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