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Weekend Shenanigans: Bridal Shower Edition

Wow what a weekend! Full of love, laughter, and the beginnings of a happily ever after! The greatest and cleverest ladies of mine put together THE cutest little Bridal Shower set up, and it was a blast! It was pretty much Pinterest paradise, and it was perfect. 

Every little touch was just a little slice of sunshine, from the entry way "date jar" idea and recipe box, the pictures on canvas, to the mimosa bar (my fave), the delicious lunch (and strawberry feta salad!), to the table dedicated to sweets. 









The little details on everything was just too cute, and it was fun seeing all of the little things that the girls had put together. 

And of course they had me "practice" my cake cutting skills-since everyone knows it's a piece of vital information that you will need for an actual wedding! 


The games we played were so funny! I've never played any bridal shower games before, so this was all new to me too. 





The final product of the designer wedding dresses was spectacular! We have some hidden talent among us. ;) 

The Full Package (including earrings, head piece, and train), The "Easy Access," The Classic, and The Mermaid! 







[[Couldn't have done it without my best good friend Dovie! Thank you THANK YOU for hosting!]]

Overall it was the best time and my cheeks were hurting from smiling so much. Special shout out (and a huge thank you) to all of my bridesmaids for putting this together for me. I'm big on the "small things" and there were a bunch of "small things" that just made it come together. I am so lucky and thankful for friends like these! Really it should be a special shout out to everyone that came, because really, I am so fortunate to know all of you! 

Love LOVE! 

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  1. awww the sweetest thing!! i bet you were so so happy!

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