Wedding Pics: Sneak Peek Edition

Yayyyy!!! We finally got our "sneak peaks" for some of our wedding photos! Basically, it's the whole night in a nut shell, and I'll get the whole package of photos later this summer. Can't wait to see them all, and even though it's been almost 2 months of marriage (!!!), these photos take me back. I'm not going to be one of those bloggers who post a ridiculous amount of photos, because really-who has time to scroll scroll scroll, but bear with me here for the 30 or so that we have as a short timeline of everything that's happened <3

April 11, 2015

All photos courtesy of Lisa Cavet of LG Photos (lgphotos.net)

Thank you, thank you (again and again) for not only all of our wonderful vendors, but also for our awesome friends and family that made this night super special!

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Hair today, gone tomorrow!

Well. I did it. Took the plunge. Jumped off the band wagon. And I feel....about 8-9 inches lighter! And the not so pretty before photo (just looked at all that fried straw!): #shorthairdontcare

Wedding Invites: DIY

During my wedding planning, one of the things that I was most "sticker shocked" on was how much wedding invitations cost! I looked everywhere (and I'm talking everywhere: Etsy, Michaels, Target, Pinterest, any online shop, etc.) for ones that I liked that were cute, not too elaborate, and at a reasonable price (meaning not $300-600). I mean, it's a sheet of paper, envelope, stamp, and RSVP basically. It wasn't until I found this DIY that I finally had a possibility for what we were wanting to use for our invites, and I think they turned out great (for a DIY). 2 Invites could be made from 1 sheet of paper. I printed the actual invite on Vellum paper, and then put it over the card stock. Here's what you need: FREE Template 1 pack of 100 sheet Card Stock Paper-I got mine from Michaels because it was shimmery but not too blingy 1 pack of white vellum paper (I got mine at Staples) Ribbon in color of your choice Hole Puncher Scissors Half ...

To cut, or not to cut...that is my question!

More like a dilemma. I've done it before, and I've grown it back out, so I can do it again-right? I feel like everyone has short hair these days (I currently have the longest hair on my team at work!) , and all I wanted when I had short hair was to have long hair again. Now that it's long (and gross and fried and ick at the ends) I want to go short. But then I have an awesome long-haired day and think I want to keep it long. Do you see my problem here? Summer is coming, so it's going to be up in a pony tail or bun most days, so that just seems like such a waste of hair. But I sweat a lot and since summer is hot, wearing it in it's intended short style probably wouldn't last. What is a girl to do?!

Herron to Rivera

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