Bellfield Bridal Shower

I decided to catch up on some things that were very exciting building up towards the wedding! I am going to try my best to put up some of the best pictures from the bridal shower the sweet ladies at our church threw for me!

The Calphalon pots and pans my Mama and Daddy got us! Upon using them the first time we have loved them!

This is my Italy apron from my friend Elizabeth! She studied abroad in Rome this past semester and brought me this back! So sweet of her to think of me!

This is one of our place setting of Mikasa China. We have 11 place settings so far!

These are the crystal goblets we picked out and they are so pretty!

Not to be biased, BUT I have to say Mama Joyce got me the present I was so desperate to get! It was the last present that I opened and I was SO excited! I LOVE my pink KitchenAid mixer!! Thank you Mama Joyce!

Here I am with my sister-in-law, Sarah, and my sister, Suzanne.

Me with Mary Ruth and Mama Joyce.

Here I am with Zach's mom on the left and my Mama on the right.

My wonderful friends and Bridesmaids, Elizabeth, Brittany, and Megan.

Look who dropped by after the shower to help haul the presents home.

These pictures don't even show the amount of love and caring that was showered on us as we enter into our marriage! We are so thankful we have such a great church family as well as our families!

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