Best day of D&E's lives :)

Congratulations to the newlyweds! My sister is now officially a Mrs. :) Welcome to the club, dear sister :D

My sister was the happiest person on earth on her wedding day. She was all smiles, and she looked absolutely divine. :) Same can be said for my now brother-in-law. He looked dapper in his suit, and gave the biggest of smiles.

The both of them were really hands-on in planning their wedding, and it paid off. The wedding was elegant and everything went according to plan. Thankfully, even the weather cooperated that day. It had been raining for the whole week, but the sun blessed us with its presence during their wedding day. :)

I love weddings, esp. when the couple are people who are close to my heart. :) I'm so happy for D&E. I wish the both of them a blessed life and pray that they have lots and lots of children together. :)

Congratulations once again to D&E! The photo SDE AVP by Chestknots Studios and video SDE AVP by Treehouse Story were both magnificent. :)

D&E. photo from Jayjay Lucas of Chestknots Studios

Oh, and I finally got to let MBS wear the dress I bought from Baby Fashionistas. :)

My father-daughter tandem :)

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