Chamberlain's + Pete's= A Bachen Good Time

I'm really not sure how to even start a post like this. How do you explain a wild night with your closest friends celebrating what will be the biggest day of my life thus far (which is officially in the TEENS as far as countdown goes. 19 to be exact).

It was delicious. It was sweet. It was "you get in for free" (score!). It was "oops we don't have record of your table here." It was "hey we got you a table now!" It was "hey let's take a shot!" It was #getdanidrunk. It was a blast! And I successfully brought said hashtag to truth. And I will take the Sunday morning trade any day for another epic night such as this. I was also successfully (and painfully) reminded of WHY I don't/can't drink like that anymore. The Olive Garden I had at 6pm on Sunday was my first successful meal of the day, and you bet I ate my little heart out until I could not hold anything anymore.

And now, I give you a timeline:

[[1. Sprinkles dessert after our yummilicious Chamberlain's dinner. 2. R cupcake that I deemed for Robert, until I ate it. 3. So it begins. 4. First shot! 5. Sissy plus Creeper SIL ;) 6. The trio. 7. Dev the hero who regulated our table mix up! My left eye seems to say that I have drunky eyes, but truthfully this was during the sober beginning! 8. Are my teeth really that white in person? 9. We be cute. 10. Daw. 11. JELLO! 12. Things started to get interesting. 13. Which explains the kissy face. 14. Oh hey stage! 15. The EPIC finale. My face says it all! HA!]]

Thank you THANK YOU to my wonderful bridesmainds for such a great time! I love you all! I think it's time now to get married, yes?

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