
Yes, I had gotten groups of family members holding her, us standing at the alter, closeups of the cinnamon rolls and whoopie pies, but somehow I forgot to take photos of her. Humph. Here is a series of shots I captured of the newly baptized baby laughing at her Dad. This is the good stuff. If I were tweeting this it'd have a tag like #InbetweenTheBigMoments.
This dress was made by my Grandma's sister, Erma for my Dad's Baptism 50+ (wink, wink...) years ago. My sister, her daughter Sam and I wore it also.
I love the hem lace detail on the bottom - so delicate and elegant. These booties were made by one of Mike's Mom's friends. They are amazing.

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Emma is so precious beyond words. Congrats. The last pic is hillarious.. It's hard work being this charming - awhhh.
ReplyDeleteThat dress is wow! and those shoes- amazing!! SHE is gorgeous. Oh how I wish I had one that little again...but then again, I do love my full night's sleep! She looks like a preacher saying, "Now let us pray" in that last picture! too funny!
ReplyDeleteJenny, I love your blog and check it everyday. I want to tell you, I had some beautiful babies. I know a beautiful baby when I see one and that little Emma is a BEAUTIFUL baby! I always dressed my babies (boys and girl!) in sweet smocked and heirloom clothes. I taught smocking and french handsewing for years and love to see a baby dressed that way! I kept my babies in pastels for the first year and all white for the first 6 months. I bet her closet is full a beautiful things! now I own a monogramming business but they are too big for all of it! Congratulations to your family. God is good!
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