Sara's wedding dress is truly from the 1950s. We ordered it on Etsy several months ago and made some alterations to her liking. 
The necklaces came from Forever 21.com. We did end up changing out black ribbon for cream. These were ordered almost the minute Sara got engaged...so glad we did because they are no longer there. 
Here's what we came up with for the Groom's boutonniere to match Sara's very unusual bridal bouquet. This too, was originally a vintage pin from the antique store. 
We got the "stems" attached, finally.
These petticoats for the Bridesmaids were the ALL-TIME goofiest idea I've ever had. Turning them into knee length (from ankle length) was a nightmare. Thanks for all your help, Margie...you're an angel!!!
And, since the little Mister will be here from London, I made him a polka-dot bow tie to match his cousins' polka-dot dresses. 
Thank you for continuing to visit even though I've been on hiatus.
Setting up the night before:
Before the guests arrived.
Thank you, Jamie, for letting us know about these plates from Party City! : )
My amazing friend made all the cupcakes. Everyone just oooo-ed and awww-ed over them. Thank you, Erika!!!
More games. Thanks girls!!!
Hee-Hee!
Me and my beautiful girls!
What a great beginning to a new life! Thanks to all who came and showed their support of my little Sara. (oops, don't tell her I said "little")
I'll be back with lots of pics from the Shower, next time. I hope you're all doing well!
I was so happy to find this on clearance at the Mall. (Still wasn't cheap, but cheap---er) Yipee! Up close details:
I'm thinking about putting a little "bling" on top of the shoes. We'll see.
I'm so sad that I don't get to Blog surf these days. Like I said before, things should get back to normal in the Fall. (Whatever NORMAL means)!!! I'll have lots of catching up to do over at your places by then...and looking forward to it!
