Sunday, July 16, 2006

Wedding Weekend




Husband's cousin was wedded on Saturday, and both Punkin' Pie and Beanie were flower girls.

It was a lovely wedding held at the seaside. The bride was radiant, the groom was handsome and composed, and everything went off without any major hitches. The girls handled themselves very well and, next to the bride, were the center of attention - both because they are excruciatingly cute and because they were the only small people in attendance. I was very, very proud of them.


4 Comments:

Blogger Kizz said...

Loving the Bean's hairdo!

9:01 AM  
Blogger Mrs. Chili said...

It is a LOVELY hairdo, and really very easy to do. She didn't keep it long, though - we threaded flowers through it just after those pictures were taken and she lasted through the wedding itself, but once she stared bouncing around the dance floor, the flowers worked the whole thing loose. I ended up taking it out and letting her dance with her hair long.

8:44 PM  
Blogger vanx said...

What cuties! Bet they had a great day.

My wife and her ten siblings come in two varieties--hair the exact color of your girls' (Maryanne, Christine, Ginny, Dan, Joe, and Katie) and black hair (Kevin, Ellen, Laura, Mike, and Wife [Maureen]). Let's see-- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,...yep. That's all of em. And the reds win by a nose! Of the nearly thirty nieces and nephews, by the way, none have red hair.

9:15 PM  
Blogger Mrs. Chili said...

YAY, VANX!! I thought that you weren't reading as well as not writing! I'm SO happy you're here!

Yeah, the hair. The doctors told me to not count on it - that the babies would likely be brown haired despite all the red hair in both families. "Wicked recessive" was the phrase I belived was used (we're SO New England!). After Punkin' Pie was born and I was pregnant with Beanie, I BEGGED the Universe: if it's a boy, it doesn't matter what color hair he has, but if it's a girl, please GOD, let her have red hair, because it'd be no fair growing up in the shadow of an older sister who has spectacularly red locks.

I found out Beanie was a redhead before I found out she was a girl. Imagine, at the last push or so of labor, hearing my nurses say "it has RED HAIR!!" I distinctly remember thinking "great. Can we finish now? Because, well, I've just about had enough of this."

Two gorgeous redheads. The boys are going to be in SO much trouble in about three years or so...

6:36 AM  

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