The Reception



Cute flip flops greeted the guests as they came off the beach and into the reception hall.
I just love all the fun, personal touches they thought of.


 My marrieds.
Now that the others are married too, I have no idea what to call them.
Maybe..... Parents?
Oops.
Did I type that out loud?
They have been married OVER a year now and all.
Just sayin' a grandchild would be a welcome surprise.

 More cuteness.
Little place markers that had identifying info on the back.
Sofia's said "Diva"
and Celia's said, "Twinkle Toes"
Perfect.

 I have beautiful babies.
All of them.


 A little known fact about Celia is that she is quite the dancer.
You get the music going and she is a PARTY GIRL!

 Gianna says, "Can I go snuggle my Aunt Dani?" 
I don't think Aunt Dani minded a bit.

 Love them.




 And before we knew it, it was time for them to head to Turks and Caicos.


There is no prouder moment for a parent than to see your son marry the love of his life.
We are so thankful that the Lord answered our prayers for both 
our sons to have amazing, Godly wives who love their men, and our family.
Blessed.

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  1. Grandma and GrandpaSeptember 15, 2012 at 8:11 AM

    Amen, and "they lived happily ever after." What a blessing it was for the proud grandparents to be a part of it all. Congratulations, again, Justin and Regina; we are very proud or you and so happy for you!

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