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Engagement Pictures Are In!

These pictures uploaded out of order, but I guess that doesn't really matter. We had our pictures taken on November 8 after church on Sunday. We went to a park in Newburgh for most of the pictures and the pictures with us against the brick were taken at our photographer's house. We're currently trying to pick which one should go in the paper for the engagement announcement, so if anyone has input, we'd love to hear it!



Laying on a picnic table. I think this one is a fun picture!

Pretending to propose.

Practicing for our first kiss as man and wife.

Another good one!

Piggybacking me through the park.

He makes it look so easy, huh?

The sweetest man I know.

Definitely a candidate for the newspaper if the right side is cropped off. I really love the beautiful yellow tree with our black shirts!

I think this would be a good one to have hanging up in our home.

Maybe my most favorite.


I also think this would be a good one to have bigger and hanging on the wall.




Look at those blue eyes!

Just sweet!

Hope ya'll enjoyed the pictures as much as we had fun taking them! I can't wait till the wedding, but time is flying by, so I'm sure it'll be here before I know it. On the wedding front, my dress arrived 2 weeks ago, so we went and picked it up! It fits perfectly and needs no alterations, except for adding a bustle in. (Which makes Mama very happy!) Hopefully over Christmas break Uncle David will get some marriage counseling in and we can get all the guys fitted for their tuxedos, and actually pick out the tuxedos and bridesmaid dresses. It seems like there is so much left to do, so I'm glad we still have plenty of time! I think this is the first project ever that I'm actually not procrastinating on! : ) Hope everybody is have a great November and preparing for Thanksgiving!

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