So I've been married for nearly three weeks. We had a small wedding ceremony with just our families but it was beautiful. I wore a white and lace sleeveless dress with a turquoise and white sash above my ever-expanding belly (kind of like an empire waist). Jake wore black slacks, black dress shoes, a white button-up dress shirt and a turquoise and blue tie. Our kids were dressed up and actually were able to stay that way through the entire 15-minute ceremony.
Marriage and all that
Submitted by Christina Good Voice on Mon, 2008-06-30 05:47.I can’t believe it’s been nine years for my fiancé and I. Well, nearly nine years. It’s actually been eight years and 11 months.
We’ve been talking about it since 2001, but we’re finally taking the plunge and are getting married next week. Nothing huge or even elaborate. Just us, our three kids, a preacher and our parents and siblings.
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