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5 down, 1 to go

I'll stop with the depressing blogs now and bring it back to the wedding planning. This past weekend I asked three more girls to be in my wedding party and it makes me even more excited to start on the fun wedding plans.

Friday night I had dinner with an old friend from back home, her name is Bethany. Bethany and I have been friends for as long as I can remember. We used to hang out at our city pool together and tumble the whole time, then we ended up cheering together and I transferred to her high school, so we graduated together. Bethany has been one of the only people that have stayed in touch and makes time to hang out when I'm home. She is such a blessing to have as a friend and I'm so happy she said yes to be my bridesmaid. (She actually started crying when I asked her.)




Then Sunday rolls around and I'm hanging out at Anthony's house with his family. What a perfect time to ask his sisters. His two sisters Averi, 16 and Lea, 20 both said yes to be my bridesmaids. Anthony later told me his sister Averi was sad on Saturday because she thought I had already asked all my bridesmaids and she didn't think she was one of them, so it was a surprise when I gave her the bridesmaid proposal box. 



I still have one more girl to ask and to be frank, I don't know who I want it to be. I'm stuck between two really important people in my life, but I feel like I have to have an even number of bridesmaids, so pictures look more symmetrical. I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings. I honestly never thought I would have trouble having too many people I actually want in my wedding party because back home I have very few friends. ONU has brought me the most amazing people and it's so hard to decide between them. 





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