Thursday morning I went to the nail salon with BM Amy and my two sisters. It was so relaxing to just sit and get a manicure and pedicure (only the second pedicure I've ever had in my life! Can you believe it? There's a good reason... maybe someday I'll tell you).
With MOHsister Kristen :)
BM Amy with BMsister Karoline
Yay candy buffet! All ready to go!
(PS - this picture makes me wish I hadn't cut my hair so short! Sigh.)
With our jars filled and our nails painted, we were ready for the wedding! But first we had a bachelorette party to attend! My two little sisters and one of my bridesmaids weren't 21 yet, so we had to get a little creative with our plans for the evening. It actually worked out really well because I'm not really a go-out-and-drink-and-party sort of person anyway.
Going out for the night!
My bachelorette party ended up being a giant conglomeration of all my favorite things. Mexican food, margaritas, chocolate, and my favorite people in the whole wide world! We started off the night at Cafe Adobe, one of my favorite Mexican restaurants in Houston. [[Sidenote: I once saw the wife from TLC's The Little Couple at Cafe Adobe. I was so, so excited.]]
Me and all my bridesmaids!!
After fajitas and quesadillas and margaritas, we hopped into a couple of cars for our next stop, The Chocolate Bar! The Chocolate Bar isn't actually a "bar" per se (hence why I took my ten-year-old sister there).
"Where Every Hour is Happy Hour!"
Anyway, when we got back to my house there was an impromptu party going on. All four of my mom's brothers had made it to Houston for the wedding, and decided to come over with their wives and plethora of children. We walked in the back door, and there was music playing, and one of my uncles handed us glasses of sangria, and we just had such a great time. My family is a bunch of party people. :)
That night I gave the girls their bridesmaid gifts, and we proceeded to take a bunch of photos in our matching robes. :)
I definately like your version of a bachelorette party much better than the traditional kind.
ReplyDeleteChocolate and mexican food or dirty strippers?! Chocolate and mexican food any day! :)
Aw, love this post! This made me think back to the days before my own wedding...such a special time! :)
ReplyDeleteHey from Mingle Monday! Congratulations on your wedding. You looked beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Sounds like a fun night. I totally get you about the candy bar--I didn't do one, but I did give my flower girl and junior bridesmaid really cute bags of candy as gifts, and I was freakishly excited to finally make them the Thursday before the wedding. Also, that is so exciting about the Little Couple! I love them. Can't wait to see more of your wedding recaps!
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