Wedding Bells

Last weekend Kyle and I traveled all the way up to Bismark, ND for a very close friend of ours wedding. It was a long trip (3 hour plane ride, 4 hour drive to Fargo, then another 3 hour drive to Bismark) But it was well worth it. On our drive to Bismark we saw so much water!!!! They were controlling it at parts to keep it from flooding. Can we ship some of that to TX, please?!


On Friday Kyle borrowed some clubs from our friend (unfortunately it was a female friend with pink and purple clubs) and I treated myself to an afternoon with the girls and pedicures. It was amazing! Then we had the rehersal and grooms supper, which was an amazing evening at the park with make-your-own tacos. It was a beautiful evening (with GREEN grass!).

The hair dresser got to the room at 7:15 am to start on hair. It was an early start to the day but with 9 girls getting their hair done it takes a while! Shannon, one of my other super close friends, did my hair and I loved it! Picture and the ceremony turned out wonderful...can't wait to see the professional ones!

My partner in crime for the weekend, Kelly. Kyle & me, and me with the beautiful bride, and my very close friend, Ann

After the ceremony all the wedding party piled in the 'Retro Bus' to drive around town to go take some group pictures out by the (flooded) river. They turned out awesome! She picked an excellent photographer. The reception was amazing, with plenty of dancing and drinks to go around. She had a super cute idea of a popcorn table instead of candy table, all with different flavors. The entire day was a success and it was awesome to spend time with friends. Even though I payed for it the next day, I had an amazing time :)

The Retro Bus..complete with fuzzy pillows and rope lights in the floor! The bus drive made a pit-stop at Dairy Queen...we were all so confused. Here he wanted to get the first thing for The Newlyweds to share...an ice cream cone!





The popcorn table (every flavor was delicious...Ranch, Jalepeno Cheddar, Parmesan Garlic), a group of old college friends, the "Hector group" and the group that started the entire friendship...the Call Center Group. We all met through our part-time job at college at NDSU and we all developed life-long friendships.

Congrats, again Mr. & Mrs. Shoenberg!