*coughladiesinwaitingcough*
I based my decisions on their looks (joking, yeesh), personalities, proximity to the wedding location, and willingness to do my bidding. (muahahahahahaha) Family was an obvious first pick -that took care of three bridesmaids. Then came my dear friend (who was terrified when I emailed her a web guide for bridesmaids the day after I got engaged...hehehe ...oops), whom I chose not only as a fantastic friend, but a BM who would be the calm, patient one when I invariably lose it on my wedding morning...:) And then I had to pick my maid of honour.
I had two options:
My beautiful, beautiful best friend of ten years?
(picture from when she went away to work in an AIDS orphanage in Africa)
(picture from when we went to Disneyland and dumped sparkles all over ourselves just BECAUSE)
and the winner was... my sister!
Mr. Shortcake had little difficulty choosing his "motley crue" - his grooms-team consists of fraternity brothers, elementary school friends, and family. If anything, it's these guys who will make our reception a "part-ayy"!
The Groomsmen Bunch:
Top row, L2R: fraternity brother (in costume, sweetest, laid-back guy ever, next to Mr. shortcake), Buddy (grooms-dog, my family dog), old friend/rapper/crazy person
Middle row: Mr. Shortcake (as the toothfairy - and that is NOT his normal hair! haha)
Bottom row, L2R: cousin, fraternity brother, elementary school friend
We're so blessed to have such good friends, and such a genetically blessed wedding party. lol. We couldn't ask for a crazier, more outgoing, more supportive group of people/animals! My only regret, if any, is that I didn't wait before asking my bridesmaids. I love making crafts so much, and I had a million different ideas for asking them, but in the excitement of the engagement day, I phoned everyone right away, and asked them right then and there. Oh well, I guess I'll have to make it up with presents!
How did you ask your attendants?
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