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A wedding to remember


Just over a week ago, I was very lucky to be part of an important day, a day that had been postponed twice, it was my Dad's wedding day.

I am not going to lie, my emotions were all over the place leading up to the day and during too. I am so happy that my Dad has found some to be happy with and to look after him but it obviously brought Mum back up and the idea that she is no longer with us.


The day started off with a lot of stress trying to get us all ready with hair, make up and making sure I had everything (which I didn't). Heading to Dad and Angie's house, piled up with outfits, cakes and bags. My emotions started the moment I saw my Dad, the feeling of him getting married was becoming real and exciting, he asked me to fit his button hole, which made me feel very proud. 

Getting dressed up was nice, I never really have a reason to do so and it made it feel all the more special, we all had little tasks while we waited for the transport to arrive and as you can see the transport didn't disappoint, we were going in style.

The bus journey was crazy and memorable, with Angie waving at everyone and us cheering and singing 'The Bride on the bus says I do'. The amount of waves and cheers she got was incredible and I think calmed everyone's nerves.

       

The ceremony was beautiful and funny, the lady conducting it was amazing. Dad looked so nervous sitting at the alter. The moment his eyes fell upon Angie his emotions hit him which in turn got to me too. The two flower girls, one being Lilly looked absolutely beautiful and both did as they were told, Lils said she felt like a princess.

I was also privileged to be asked to be a whiteness for them. Olivia was so well behaved during the ceremony and barely made a noise, she was just happy to be waving at everyone around her, then making making slight noise with the ring boxes. 


The speeches were a little harder to get through as Mum was mentioned along with Angie's husband who she sadly lost a couple of years before Mum passed. There were tears shed but also a lot of laughter too.

The food was so tasty, and they had a great variety, Dad and Angie also hired a photobooth which was such a fun idea to have, I have some really cool unique photos which made our evening more memorable. The first dance was beautiful and I just watched as Dad sang to Angie and dance. It was a incredible day and one I certainly won't forget in a hurry. 

A huge congratulations to Angie, my new step Mum and Dad
x

 


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