© Brian Loflin
…my two beautiful sisters!
© Brian Loflin
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I made a bunch of headbands for the gals to wear—and most were put to good use! Karen is modeling a skinny Dollar Store headband that I covered with a velvet ribbon, velvet leaves, two metallic paper scrapbook flowers, a rhinestone button for the center, and a dragonfly button accent.
© Cindy Dyer
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I’ll bet a dollar Carmen started it! 
© Cindy Dyer
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Very special thanks to Karen for her unlimited and resourceful creative help with the wedding—from the logo to the favor bag stamping to the chair sash bling bling stars to all the table design and prep work and the countless trips to Michael’s Crafts for supplies to the planning and sketching and seeing things to fruition and all that sage advice, too—couldn’t have done it without you, KareBear!
© Cindy Dyer
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From far left: Pete (at the table), Brennan, Brantley, Michael and Macie
© Sylvia Rose
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Pete, Carmen and Nancy lighting the floating candles during the reception
© Ann Johnson
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Carmen models the velvet & beweled headband I made for her to wear.
© Cindy Dyer. All rights reserved.
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Mom & Macie at the Friday night Tex-Mex Get-Aquainted Karaoke Fest
© Brian Loflin
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Love the shawl, Karen! (I didn’t do too shabby on combining the fabrics, did I?)
© Brian Loflin
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I must commend “the girls” on their dresses—letting you pick out what you wanted to wear (but from the brown/beige/blue palette) really made for a great photo—each of you stands out as an individual. What a beautiful group of ladies! Thank you for being part of our ceremony. I am so blessed with wonderful sisters and friends!
© Brian Loflin
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From left: Kathy, Roni, Sybil, Michael, me, Dick, Ann and Nancy © Brian Loflin
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From left: Nancy, Roni, Ann, Kathy, Dick, Sybil, Michael, me, Janie, Hershel M., Debbie and Kelley © Paula Danko
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From left: Michael, best man Tom, brother-in-laws Bill and Pete
© Brenda Rakoske
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Tom and Brenda e-mailed me this photo. Dad was making me laugh through the entire father/daughter dance…telling me to stop trying to lead (now you know where I get my want-to-be-in-control gene from)…asking me how long the song was going to run and how long did he have to keep dancing. I kept telling him to hush and listen to the poignant lyrics—You Raise Me Up by Josh Groban. Thanks for shooting this for me, Tom & Brenda!
© Tom Rakoske
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This was sent by Michael’s parents, so since they’re in the shot (and daughter Ann is not), I’m assuming Ann is the photographer for this one! Up front, facing camera, Dick & Sybil (Michael’s parents), pretty lady with the great hair is Michae’s sister Roni. Second row, left to right: high school friend James, his wife Irma, my favorite high school (English) teacher Darlene, her husband Jerry (our bookkeeping teacher). Last row: “The Cake Lady” Barbara, Larry, and Larry’s wife Sylvia (my childhood best friend, behind my friend Judy (lady in blue).
© Ann Johnson
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© Ann Johnson
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Love this shot, too, Paula! © Paula Danko
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Love this candid shot! Left to right: Our wonderful minister, John, beaming in the background. Bridemaids Karen, Carmen and Deanna in the recession
© Paula Danko
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