Most brides aren't lucky enough to get ready for the wedding in the house where they grew up. I did!
I love this shot of me at the front door of my parents' house. I remember many days of washing that front porch, and I remember when that door was installed.
And this gives you a great view of my dress! By the way, since I never revealed it on my blog, it is a Casablanca 1892. We did a little reshaping of it (to make it not so poofy), but it is pretty much the same as when I bought it. It literally was the first dress I tried on. I kept trying on other dresses, but I kept referring to this one as "my dress." And so it was.

Oh wow, that's a gorgeous shot! I won't be getting married in my hometown, so I'll have to find a sleek hotel or somewhere to get ready. Love the photos!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a gorgeous picture (as well as the ones in the post below!)
ReplyDeleteI got married out of town, so I got ready in and stayed at an executive suite at a Hyatt. It was gorgeous and HUGE, which was helpful since I had 7 bridesmaids and 2 moms in there with me all day! :)
Beautiful picture! Can't wait to see the rest!
ReplyDeleteI woke up in my childhood home, but got ready at the church!
I will be getting ready at my parent's house in my hometown. It isn't exactly the house I grew up in but my parents have lived there for 8 years now. It is the place I call home when I am away from where I live.
ReplyDeleteYour dress is beautiful!! I love it. I hope you had a wonderful wedding and are enjoying the married life. So exciting!!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful! and to have it at your home is a dream :)
ReplyDeleteLove your dress :-)
ReplyDeleteI got ready in my parent's house, too. This, I enjoyed very much as you did as well.