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Showering Baby Bukes

My sweet friend, Sally, is having a baby. I am sure you remember me talking about it before on our Grannie's weekend. Sal has been a very special friend to me since we met in college almost 7 years ago. She brings me encouragement, support and is such a prayer warrior. I can't wait to see what a wonderful mother she is. I am so excited for she and Taylor to raise a daughter!!! It is going to be a joy to watch!

Sal calls her baby "Baby Bukes". The story of where Bukes came from is very long and maybe we will get to that another time, but that is what they call the baby girl that is on the way.

I was invited to a shower for Sally this past weekend in Atlanta. Ryan and I went up Saturday to spend some time with the Stanfills before the shower Sunday. We had such a great time. We spent some time with their friends in Atlanta and Sal and I shopped for a dress for her to wear to the shower....just a good time of peaceful fellowship.

The shower Sunday was ADORABLE!! Sal's friends that were hosting the shower had thought of everything. They had beautiful pink roses, candy shaped like pacifiers, delicious pink cupcakes, baby pictures of Sal, and even a onsie-making station. It was the cutest thing ever.

Here are some pictures from the shower and weekend....
 Sally and I before the shower....sun was so bright....

 Sal, Baby Bukes and me

 Sweetest little cupcakes ever

 Beautiful pink roses

Stanfill women at the shower

Congrats Sal!! So excited for the baby girl to get here!!!

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