Myself and Karen(above)
The next morning started off with all of us getting our hair done (which, randomly my stylist was someone we went to high school with), and then we all went back to Amy's dad's house to make ourselves look hot.
Heather (Amy's sister/Matron of Honor) helped Amy put her dress on.

This is Amy's dad seeing her for the first time! It was really sweet.
Even though Amy was the bride, it didn't stop us from forcing her to fix all of our dresses. Below is Amy and Jerika.
Possibly the best part of the evening (besides the chocolate fountain that was at the reception), was the limo/van-bus (below) that carted us around town. We took it from Amy's dad's to the church, from the church to various places for pictures, and from there to the reception. We were told, very gruffly, that we were not allowed to have food on the bus, but Karen and I were so hungry that the "no food" rules did not apply, and we opened up a bag of pretzels under a blanket and then pretended to cough or scratch our face as we quickly put one pretzel in our mouths at a time. It worked out pretty nicely.


Abi, Karen & JerikaAmy has two adorable nieces!!! This is Brook, Heather's daughter. She is so cute!!! When I got into MI I went around with Heather and Amy to finish up last minute wedding details and Brook went with us as well. She is such a good baby and so adorable!
I loved Amy's dress. The back was gorgeous, it had buttons from top to bottom. Amy and myself (above) , and Karen and Jerika (below)
Here is the other equally adorable niece, Olivia, with her grandpa, dad (Amy's brother Jeff) and Amy.
After the ceremony we hopped back on the limo-bus-van and headed to a park (where there were like, ten other wedding parties as well) to take photos. Above is Karen, myself and Jenni (Amy's sister-in-law)Amy and Jeff!
Here is Heather bustling Amy's dress before the reception. The reception was so much fun. It went well past midnight and they even had a midnight snack of pizza and White Castle hamburgers!