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Getting Ready



I was a dreary rainy day. It took three people carrying me dress to keep it dry and clean. 
Writing the final copy of my vows. 
The bathroom counter. All this is needed for four girls to get beautiful. 
Last minute spray. My aunt is a hair dresser. She offered to do my hair and I let her. She does a lot of hair for the Mrs. Arkansas pageant. 
Keri signing our marriage license. I loved having a friend marry us. 
Trying to get my dress zipped. It wasn't tight, but the material made it impossible to zip. 
And the shoes. I wore these for the ceremony and then changed into my boots. 
The finishing touch. 
I don't have many of the guys getting ready. There was a little drama that day and not everyone was able to be there together. Our officient kept checking on Kev and helping him with his tie. 
I just love this picture. The groomsmen did a wonderful job of keeping me dry and my dress clean while we waited. One of them even drove his truck over so I could sit in it while I waited. Notice my dad holding the flowers. 
He is still carrying them. He finally gave them to me at the doors. 





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