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We Have a Date!

The wedding date is set: Friday, March 2. I've already booked our church, our pastor, and the reception hall. Whew. I've been busy. Luckily, I already knew where I wanted the reception to be held and since I'm doing a Friday evening, it was easier to book the reception hall.

My mom, Kara (my sister and matron-of-honor), and I are looking at dresses this Saturday. How fun! I already found one that I REALLY like online at David's Bridal. So, we are heading there first on Saturday.

Jess bought me a wedding planning book -- wow! I had no idea that there were so many things to do! Plus, most people start almost a year in advance and I'm doing it in six months. Oh well. The work is well worth the short wait.

So, how am I doing with posting so far? Look, Amanda, two blogs in one week! You must be proud of me. Still no pictures as Walter has been out of town and I don't have a camera. Hopefully, I will have some for you soon.

Comments

Nate said…
congrats, Dana! :)
6:56 AM
Anonymous said…
I am so impressed that you have blogged twice! Nice work!

I am so excited to be a part of all your planning...love you!
10:30 AM
Manda said…
Great job Dana! I'm so excited to read all your news! Keep it coming girl (and your life is WAY more exciting than Dancing With The Stars ANY DAY!).
4:23 PM
Manda said…
p.s. I was only engaged 2 months and it got done! I totally recommend short engagements...your life is going to be crazy whether it's long or short! It's better to put a cap on things. Go, go, go girl!
7:43 PM
Manda said…
Pictures?? I'm dying here!
9:34 AM
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