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Meredith and Michael Get Hitched

My beautiful sister Meredith got married June 26 in Miramar Beach, FL. It was a small intimate wedding and beautiful day for a beautiful couple! And it was really nice for Jon and I to attend a wedding that wasn't our own :) Here are a few pictures from the trip.

Me and Mer before going to get our nails done.

My mom, the beautiful bride and me

Mer and Michael used the same photographer as Jon and I. It was so nice to see her again and catch up! And we know their photos will be just as gorgeous as our's were. Here's the shot of all of us with her.

Best wishes to you Michael and Mer! I pray that God may bless your marriage as much as he has mine.

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  1. Welcome to the blogging world Mallory! Your blog is so cute!

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  2. First of all, I'm extremely excited that you have a blog. I will be an avid reader. Secondly, congrats on getting married and settling into your new life. Third, I LOVE the dress you're wearing in that first picture with your sister. All of your clothes are cute, and you always look great, but I just really like that one :)

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  3. Thanks girls! Kayla, if I remember correctly, I got it at Ross for less than $10! That's my new go-to store here in Enid since nothing else is around! But I've found a LOT of great deals there!

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