Bubbling With Joy: More Bridal Attire

After I was done hamming it up in my gown, everyone was smiling.

Something was making us giggle, anyway.
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

Now it was time to put on my jewelry, shoes, and garter.  The necklace was my something new, and the hankie was my something old - an Irish bridal hankie gifted to me by a teacher at my elementary school back when I graduated high school.  I've kept it tucked away for many years, waiting for this day. 

Our rings, my necklace, hankie, and garter, with my ceramic bee jewelry box!
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

Mom helped with the necklace.  You might recognize it as the same necklace that Mrs. Bunting wore at her wedding!  Great bee minds think alike.  :) 

Getting a little teary as the whole picture starts to come together.
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

Working on the clasp.
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

Chicago J helped out with the garter.  Don't mind my Spanx... 

Here?  Higher?
Photo by Lindsey and Beto Photography

Naughty garter face.  Heehee.
Photo by Lindsey and Beto Photography

Then it was on to shoes - no ivory shoes for me!

A spot of color!
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

And of course a Texas girl's gotta have her boots.

You can take the girl out of Texas...
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

But we'll start with the fancy shoes first.

No wobbly ankles for this bride!
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

I needed NYC J to lean on, too.

Cute.
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

All ready now to head out for the first look!

A quick snapshot of the girls.
Photo by Lindsey & Beto Photography

Missed a Cauldron wedding day recap?  So far, we've had: 

Cauldrons Get Hitched!
Wedding Day Morning
Arriving at Pecan Grove
Donning the Dress