Herron to Rivera: Pre Ceremony pics!

It's been a long 4 months, but we finally received our awesome photos back! I can't believe it's already been so long since the actual wedding day, and can't believe how awesome our photos turned out!

Here are a few of my favorites:

My awesome sister in law made me this, along with ones for both of our moms and the rest of the bridesmaids!

It takes a lot to dress a bride ;)

Love this one! We thought it was so silly to laugh on cue but it turned out super cute and all made us laugh for real.

Sister's concentration is inspiring!

First look with my Dad!

With the loveliest flower girls around! <3

Our awesome flowers are courtesy of Petals Couture!

Aren't they cutest? And full of sass!

Three Amigos. Waiting on the last to seal the deal with her fiancé in a few short weeks and join our married club!

My beautiful family! Love <3

Another fave of mine, just for the beauty of this picture, and the sentimental value of my Gran's heart necklace that matches one that MY mom has had since before I was born. My Gran then added an angel when her mother (my great grandmother) passed away, and now I have her as MY angel, always.

Could you get any sweeter?!

They clean up pretty nicely :)

With the best DJ!

That day was a blur, and with all the chaos of getting places and trying to keep us from accidentally seeing each other and getting things charged (the golf cart), or food in place (my belly), these pictures forever captured all the perfect little moments. Eeeee!

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