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BBQ Shower for Becca and Craig


After meeting Augusta Daye, Ryan and I headed to Sumter, SC for a wedding shower for Becca and Craig. Becca is one of my sweet "grannie" friends and she got engaged to Craig a few months ago. I am sure you may remember this cute duo from posts when we lived in Charleston. It has been a while since we have seen them, so it was amazing to see them and celebrate their engagement this weekend. Their wedding will be here in almost a month....hard to believe!!

The setting for the shower was beautiful. It was a perfect night with sweet friends. I was so excited to also get some time with another great friend, Hanna, who I didn't even know would be there. We had a blast. Craig's dad, Vic, ended up taking my camera from me because he forgot his and took an enormous amount of "candid" shots. I got so cracked up because at one point he looked at me and said, "This is the  biggest roll of film I have ever seen." (keep in mind my camera is digital :)) So many laughs and good memories made. Here are some photos, mostly taken by me ;) , from the night.....

Beccs and me

Hanna, Becca and me

(One of Mr. Vic's pictures had to be featured...)

Here is the "photographer" himself on the right with Mr. Rivers

Couples!!

Mr. Vic wanted a picture of our cowboy boots :)

Beccs with her two dads (father-in-law, Vic, on left and her daddy, Buddy, on right)

So sweet....Beccs and Buddy

Opening gifts....they really love this one....

Beautiful Haitian bowl the hosts and hostesses gave them

All the hosts and hostesses with Becca and Craig

It was an awesome night! Thanks for letting us be a part of your wedding celebrations, Becca and Craig! We love you!

After that day, we were pooped and headed back to Manning for the weekend.....another blog post to come.....

Comments

  1. Love it!!! so sad I missed it! Is that THE red dress?!?!? it's AWESOME!

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  2. THE red dress! We missed you sal, but we will see you in a month and a week! Ahh

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