Monday, August 23, 2010

I have a dress

The selection of a wedding dress has caused me more stress and anxiety than it should. I was never a little girl that dreamed of her princess fairy tale wedding. I didn’t have this dress in mind. Hell, I never thought a man would ever want to marry a girl as opinionated and stubborn as me. Now look at me.

I’ve done battle with one dress on two occasions that I thought was the dress. Although, the more I looked at it and the more I tried it on, the more it just didn’t feel like the one. It’s a pretty, simple dress. Although, I want to stand out just a tad. I’ve always had to compete with my sister for attention and I want to be certain there is no doubt as to who your eyes should be on.

Rather than head to a bridal boutique, pay outrageous prices and have crazy women flocking all about, I ordered three dresses online and had my own mini party at home with Miss Pennsylvania. I was able to try them on in my own home with the hose and the shoes. We took pictures to share with my mom and Lil’ Mama. (Don’t worry – I really will send them.)

There were two dresses that were viable contenders and I wasn’t really certain as to which one it would be. Then during yoga on Saturday afternoon as I was in child’s pose with a clear mind, the dress just entered my thoughts. It was the one I had been leaning toward, but at that moment all doubts were gone. I tried it on one more time when I got home. Yep, that’s the dress.

For the first time, I tried on a dress that leaves me feeling all things a bride should feel…pretty, stunning, sexy, gorgeous... Well, you get the idea. The best part, I just need to maintain my current size. I think I can handle that.

3 comments:

Jerry Critter said...

Congratulations!

blueeyed said...

Weddings are fun, when you're a guest, lots of pretty girls...and there's the bride and groom thing. Glad you found something you like. YOu can pass it on to your daughter...

Miss Scorpio said...

Jerry, thank you!

Blue, slow down! First, let's get through the wedding before we start thinking about kids.