High Heels and Diet Dr. Pepper: Stacey Bishop

Wedding Pictures - Groom's Family

Feeling Frosty!...

I am so blessed to have joined a wonderful family. Seriously. My sisters in law are so much fun, my borthers in law are the nicest guys, my mother and father in law are pinnacles of awesome-ness to which I aspire, AND I inherited a whole passel of nieces and nephews, which I've never had before. I love this!

Parents and Grand Parents...

Frost Girls...

Frost Boys...

Wedding Pictures - Bride's Family

I was so touched at how many of my family members made such an effort to attend and celebrate with us. There were last minute surprise arrivals, great sacrifices and efforts made to be there by so many people - and in the end there was a ceremony packed with the people who love us most. Having them all there is what made the a true celebration.

Haws Family, sadly minus Camene...

Waldrop Family...

Now THAT is a good looking family. If I do say so myself. Don't my brothers look killer in their tuxes?

My parents. And the best parents a girl could ask for...

I love my mother. She deserves a metal and a holiday declared in her honor for putting on this wedding...

Suprise! Ryan and Ben showed up at the last minute...

Wedding Pictures - At the Alumni House

Choosing the location for our reception turned out to be more of an adventure than I thought, but when we settled on the Alumni House, I was thrilled. It was a stunning location that allowed for a lot of flexibility, plus the Hospitality Staff at the University was fabulous. Trudy Cohen was my personal super hero.

Wedding Pictures - Bride

Bride. Oh, that's me.

We found my dress at an odd little story in a strip mall in Jordan, Utah. It was the last place I expected, but I luhuhuuuuved my dress. It didn't even require alterations. Not one.

TJ did my hair. He's been doing my hair since I was 15. He actually did my hair for senior prom. I love TJ.

I didn't want a veil, I didn't like the way they looked on me. The flower was perfect. It took it up a notch without making me feel silly. Plus it was hot hot hot that day, and a veil would not have been welcome.

Like wise on the jewelry - I wanted to keep it simple. Just earrrings and a bracelet. The dress spoke for itself and the shoes were a fun, surprising detail that was all the drama I needed.