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Bridal Fair 2011

On Saturday, I went to the bridal fair in town with my mom and my best friend.  We had a lot of fun walking around and seeing all of the different vendors and different things that are available in our community. 

Here is an example of a centerpiece that was neat looking....


I'm signing up to win lots of free cool stuff :)



Doesn't this cake look fun. (I don't care for the purple flower, but I liked the cake)




Stacey is starting to look overwhelmed with all of the choices, I'm still sorting through all of my flyers..

After the bridal fair, my friend Stacey and my sister-in-law Susan and I went shopping to check out the shops in town to see if we could find any dresses for the flower girls or any bridesmaid dresses or wedding dresses that we liked.  There isn't a lot of selection in our town, but we had a lot of fun getting out and enjoying the day just shopping with the girls. 

I have finally found the flower girl dresses that I think I am going to go with so the young girls will feel like princesses.  This is going to be a fun wedding :)

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