635.  Getting ready for the big day.
 
 

 
636. Little flower girls feeling like princesses.
 
637. Flower girls who think their aunt to be is the coolest ever!
638.  Little brothers who turn out to be gentleman.  Pat sent these to Lindsay with a sweet note.  And he also sent my mom and Lindsay's mom bouquets with letters.  There wasn't a dry eye I don't think:-)
639.  Little brothers who turn out to be fantastic Uncles.
 640.  Little brothers who turn out to be 2 of my best friends.  I'm a proud big sis.
 
641.  Lindsay's beautiful mom - she is awesome.
 642. My beautiful mom.  I couldn't have been blessed with a better one. 
 

643.  My sweet, one of a kind, special, beautiful girls.  I am so, so, so thankful (missing one in these pics...she was napping:-)
 644. Flower girls who take naps right in the middle of things...
 
645. My handsome hubby.
646.  My loves.
 647.  Those sweet small but big moments in life that we'll never forget.
648.  Fathers.
649. Big day anticipation.
650.Flower girl dances in the hallway.  She loved her "clip clop" shoes:-)
651. The new Mr. & Mrs. Conover:-)
652. Party buses.  Too much fun.
 653.  Wedding receptions with family and friends.  One of the ultimate glimpses of heavent!
 
654.  Dad's funk music and wedding summersaults:-)  Love it! The old man can still bust moves.
 
655.  Mom can bust moves too:-)  I think they were reliving their days at the "Rafters"...a place they frequented with friends in Schenectady, NY when they were dating.  
 656.  I think I've said it once in the post but I'll say it again...isn't he handsome:-)
 

 657.  My awesome, beautiful cousins.  I love them so much.  So, so much!
 
658.  Good times with friends and family.  




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