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Emily's Wedding!

Sorry this is getting a bit out of order, but I forgot to write about by best friend's wedding! Emily Meek married Jason Davies on June 30, 2010. It was my first time as a bridesmaid! Here are some pics from her stunning wedding!

First up, the wedding dinner the night before. She had it at the Market Street Grill:








Wedding day! One of my favorite things about Emily getting married is that our best friend WHITNEY got to come! We've all been best friends since the Mexico days, and Whitney was one of my bridesmaids as well. See here.









It was really windy...



Isn't she gorgeous? I couldn't ask for a better friend!


TO SEE MORE (AHEM...PROFESSIONAL) PICS OF EMILY'S WEDDING, CHECK OUT HER FEATURE IN THE UTAH BRIDE BLOG HERE!!

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  1. Emily AnneJune 6, 2011 at 1:05 PM

    Love it, brings back so many memories, except for the picture at my wedding dinner with my triple chin...not a good pic at all! That should go in some sort of vault! Seriously...

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