Weddingbee boards

This recap post starts with my girls (my sister and my daughter) walking down the stairs down to where the ceremony will be, then me comming down the stairs, then my youngest son walking me to my future hubby, then my hubby to be's first look at me. My hubby's look when he sees me is one of my most favorite pictures. It was one of the pictures that our photographers missed, but lucky for us, one of our guests captured the moment.

I have broken the walking and the actual ceremony into two separate recaps because there are so many pictures and I feel like the story will be broken, if I take away some of the pictures.

If you would like to look at my previous recaps, the Getting Ready one is here, and the Guys and Girls one is here.

My sister and my daughter; don't they look pretty :-)

The next photos are of my youngest son escorting me to my future hubby. I love how he is so serious. He took great care with me to get me to where I needed to be. I was wearing 4" heels with a 1/2" platform, and he was worried that I was going to fall.

I am really beginning to hate the bee. I just wrote out a ton of captions and loaded picture and they went out of order and most of them didn't show up. I will try again.

They still didn't all show up, so I will post one picture at a time...

@sorrycharlie: Thank you; I certainly felt like one on this day. A dream come true for me :-)

Just wanted to bump this because all the pictures are finally in; although they are a bit out of order, but I am sure you will get the idea. I didn't redo the captions because I had a hard enough time getting the pictures to load.

The next recap will be the ceremony :-)

@EleanorRigby: Thank you for the great compliments. I love the look on my hubby's face too :-)

It was one of the pictures that our photographers missed, but one of our guests was able to capture it, so we are lucky we have it. I cried when I first saw it :-/

Thank you so much ladies:-)

@mandi.pitt: The staircase was one of the things that I loved too.

@ellabee: This is Thornewood Castle in Lakewood Washington. It has a ton of history. You should check out their site.

@PurpleUnicorn: Thank you. I love that picture too. It was one of the ones missed/lost by our photographers, so I was very happy to get it from one of our friends :-)