There's not a ton to say about this set of photos, but it captures a lot of the dancing and fun times everyone was having both on and off the dance floor!
The morning of the wedding I woke up feeling a little out of it and on the edge of a headache. Thankfully that didn't last too long and I felt good the rest of the day! The night before I had put my hair into sponge curlers, as the texture would make it easier to do my hair. My last selfie as an engaged person! I got up, showered, and got ready. I did my hair myself and the only makeup I wore was red lipstick. In typical Sereina fashion, I had allowed much more time than I actually needed that morning! Ha! My bridesmaids (Carrie, Tiana, and Alina) all stayed the night, so we got ready together. A little later the rest of my family came to my apartment and we all hung out and watched weird videos Tiana had found on YouTube! We were pretty much just killing time at that point. Several hours later it was finally time to leave! We had our venue starting at noon and we got there a few minutes before. I rode with Carrie and we hid in the card on the other side of the venue s
After all of the group photos with the bridal party and family were taken, there was a bit of time left to just hang out. Some guests stared arriving, we mingled a bit, friends were finishing setting up everything. It was really great seeing everything coming together and everyone just having a fun time before everything officially started. Writing checks. We had boutonniere issues, but Carrie came to the rescue. The cake setup! The Pleticha's made us these custom bride and groom glasses as a gift which we ended up using for toasts. This is what all the table centerpieces looked like. I had planned to hand letter a welcome sign and put it in this huge frame, but didn't have the time so I just let it go. No biggie, but it was still on the (very detailed) list of things to set up, so when they couldn't find it, Katie ran to the store to get this canvas and paints and Miranda whipped this up. We loved it so much and plan o
Engagement Ring I've mentioned previously how I wanted to wear just a wedding band once we got married, without an engagement ring. Because of that I wanted to keep whatever ring we got pretty simple, so we decided on a white gold solitaire ring with a .3 ct diamond. We really liked this diamond as it had an inclusion, but it was in a spot where it's barely noticeable and still looks really good (good cut and color), but was several hundred dollars cheaper than an equivalent diamond with smaller inclusions. The staff at Shane Co is the best and made sure we found exactly what we wanted and made sure the ring was sized properly (it took me a few attempts to find the perfect size). Less than a month before the wedding we made our way back to Shane Co to get our wedding bands and move my diamond from the ring to a pendant. Since we were trading it in, we were able to put the value of the white gold solitaire towards the pendant and wedding bands, which was really nice. I
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