What's not to love about a beautiful bride, a lovely home, and a positively spring like Sunday afternoon to set the stage for a lively come and go Bridal Tea? There were treats galore, lovely winter white flowers and a selection of beverages, both hot and cold, from which to choose. Our hostess with the mostess in whose home we held the Bridal Tea also spends her time as a wedding planner extraordinnaire, so she leaves no stone unturned when it comes to entertaining. She has also recently finished refurbishing her house (as if it needed it!) and her new decor set the perfect stage for the party. Just take a look!
And at the center of the celebration was the bride herself, a lovely girl who will be lovingly welcomed into our hearts and homes. As the mother of two grown sons, the future mother-in-law has waited a long time to have another "girl" around. She has also prayed faithfully through the years for the woman God would bring as the wife for each son, and it was such a sweet joy to see the precious answer to all those prayers walking through the front door! "And my God will supply all your needs out of the magnificence of His riches in Christ Jesus... " Yes, indeed!
I don't know what I love more...that bee--yooo-tee-full white or the Pollock's?!! NAn is the best, Zade has finally grown up. Did you do all the decorating?? that is plain ole' purdy.
ReplyDeleteit's all quite beautiful. I know that one day I will really enjoy spending these moments with my daughters!
ReplyDeleteWonderful party, wonderful friend, just blessed to be part in all of your lives.
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Kathy! Was just sent over here to your blog by Ann Pack! I love your blog! Ann thought the tree painting in the background was one that I painted! It isn't I can tell and I don't remember selling you one of my paintings. But I just wanted to say Hi! and send you over to my blog. Maybe we can exchange a few ideas! So excited to re-connect! And....Gregory DID graduate from college and is now engaged!!!
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