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Beautiful story and dress. Nostalgia gets me every time!
I thought the dress was beautiful before, the store makes it even more beautiful.
So wonderful to see these dresses again, particularly the youngest’s. Obviously, a lot of care has been taken to store them so that come up, and out again looking so good. Special note: how generous of the original flower girl’s mother to return the dress. Not sure that I could have been so noble given the dress’ beauty. Hope it was a happy Easter for all.
I love the dress and the story behind it… and what darling little nieces you have. =)Their momma is a lovely lady as well.
So precious! My youngest wore the flower girl dress from her brothers wedding & a grand daughter wore the same bishop from as&e that your neice is wearing
. It had been her aunts first birthday portrait dress. Love dresses with lots of love and family history.
The dress and the story behind it are so sweet! How nice that the dress will be able to be passed down through the sisters.:)
These dresses are SO beautiful! (I spy a formal southern flower girl dress. Maybe I’ll have an occasion to sew one someday …. LOL.)
You’ve officially inspired me to take a smocking/embroidery project with me on vacation in June. Maybe the beach will relax me enough to finish it.
Darling. And the details are lovely. I’d love to see you join us at the Inspire Us Thursday link party on The Inspired Wren.