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Kirah, our Bombshell Bride

Mr. & Mrs. Sean and Kirah Stockard 11/3/2013


This past Sunday we had the honor of celebrating the wedding of Kirah and Sean. Kirah should look familiar, not only is she a Bombshell Bride, she one of our talented consultants. She looked stunning in her gown which fit her beautifully. Her dress sparkled in the vintage ball room at the The Lafayette Grande in Pontiac.
Kirah's Dress

Amy, co-owner of Bombshell and owner of Amy Pruder Photography was at the wedding and captured beautiful images of the Bride and Groom, along with their family and friends.

The Bombshell team was out in force to support Kirah and Sean's new journey. Congratulations to you both, we were honored to a part of your special day.


 Bombshell Beauties at The Stockard Wedding
Left to Right: Consultant- Julie, Owner- Amy,
Consultants- Kirah and Julia.





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  1. jadeJune 29, 2015 at 9:30 AM

    "What would look good on me?" well, it depends on what look you prefer! BoBoCo

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