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Four months to go!

With four months to go... where are we at with planning? Well I'm proud to say we are almost done with wedding planning! It will be okay if you pat us on the back in a celebratory fashion next time you see us.

In all reality, with both us working and having a rigorous school schedule we wanted to de-stress and get as much done as soon as possible. Of course, we have to attribute most of our success to our lovely family. My mother and my sister have been phenomenal and essential in the planning process. I sometimes contemplate telling them to open up a wedding planning office. They know everything we want, how we want, and when we want things and they have done an insane amount of work to help create our dream wedding. We can not tell them thank you enough! We are so grateful and love them so much!

A couple weekends ago there was a bridal fair in St. George where my mom, sister, and her family came down to visit. On Saturday morning the girls went and picked out my wedding dress (which I absolutely love!). The rest of the day Mike, my mom, sister, and I went to the bridal fair - getting all of our ideas, colors, fabrics, cake, flowers, and other items in line for the wedding. With all of our creative juices flowing, we have all of the items picked out.

Yesterday Mike and I created a WEDDING WEBSITE that has more details, a guest book, options to request music and more. It is quite fun so take some time too look around and check out our website at


It is so nice to have so much done! We are going to address invitations over spring break, take pictures in April, and enjoy the rest of the time being an engaged couple. :)

I would post pictures of us, family, planning, ring and all sorts of things... but my camera cord to my computer is M.I.A.  If I ever find it or figure another way out, I'll post pictures.

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