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Congratulations to our bride Kizzy and her husband John!
The couple were married on June 28th. Kizzy shopped and purchased her gown in 2011. She was thrilled with her gown " I wanted something timeless, elegant, simple and beautiful. I purchased my gown only having tried on the dark gray sample. And ordered it in a plain white. After purchasing my gown it hung in the closest. I never tried it on. I went to a seamstress in May 2014 and the dress zipped up and fit like a glove. It was perfect and meant to be" Kizzy said. We couldn't agree more!
Kizzy and her husband did a completely DIY wedding, " We went for a country chic theme. Lots of burlap and lace with shades of purple and orange as accents" Kizzy mentioned.
Kizzy and John wanted to keep their wedding family focused "Our 2.5 year old daughter loved to run under our arms as we said our vows and it added a little special kid - like touch to the event" Kizzy said.
The couple had many small touches that made their wedding unique, including a candy buffet!
Kizzy mention that the most memorable part of the day was when she fell three times at the reception, " I was trying to grab my 2.5 year old and stepped on the front of my dress. Tried to get up and stood.on the train. Then slipped again when everyone rushed over to lift me up. It was a Great laugh for everyone, including me!" Glad you are ok, Kizzy, sounds too funny!
Kizzy left us with this statement that brought a tear to our eye, "It was a beautiful day, of course we had hiccups as all weddings do. But it's our story, which makes it my favorite one".





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