Meg asked me to be a "flower girl" along with our other sorority sisters and I was so happy that Nathan arrived early enough for us to be able to make the trip. We stood along her path down the aisle and handed her gorgeous hydrangea blooms to gather into her bouquet. It was such a sweet way to be a part of the wedding without having to buy a bridesmaid's dress, etc.
The wedding was held at the Jekyll Island Club, at Crane Cottage. It was the most picturesque setting and so lovely with the huge old oaks, draping Spanish moss, and historic grounds.
After spending the day having a "normal Saturday lunch with friends" at the cottage dining room, we all got dressed and ready for the big event in Meg's suite. I was a little nervous about the logistics with the baby, but it ended up working out perfectly and he stayed with me until right before the ceremony began.
The ceremony was perfect and Meg just glowed as she and Jeremy said their vows. 
Mr. and Mrs. Batchelor!
Our little angel fell asleep right before the ceremony and was passed out for the entire time.
After a few quick pictures with the bride and groom, we enjoyed the cocktail hour on the front lawn, catching up with old friends and soaking in the lovely setting.
While the happy couple was enjoying their first dance, we snuck off to the bridal suite to feed the bubs. Again, it worked out perfectly and he was pretty much asleep for the rest of the evening. Thank goodness!
It wouldn't be a sorority wedding without the traditional singing of one of our songs. The circle was smaller, but it was still a special moment to share with these girls that have meant so much to me for over 10 years now!
We didn't get to participate in the dancing (I was terrified we were causing permanent hearing damage with Nathan by bringing him that close to the speakers) but it was still a fun night and such a happy time with friends.
Our little angel fell asleep right before the ceremony and was passed out for the entire time.
After a few quick pictures with the bride and groom, we enjoyed the cocktail hour on the front lawn, catching up with old friends and soaking in the lovely setting.
While the happy couple was enjoying their first dance, we snuck off to the bridal suite to feed the bubs. Again, it worked out perfectly and he was pretty much asleep for the rest of the evening. Thank goodness!It wouldn't be a sorority wedding without the traditional singing of one of our songs. The circle was smaller, but it was still a special moment to share with these girls that have meant so much to me for over 10 years now!
We didn't get to participate in the dancing (I was terrified we were causing permanent hearing damage with Nathan by bringing him that close to the speakers) but it was still a fun night and such a happy time with friends.
Congratulations and best wishes to the happy couple! We love you, Meg and Jeremy!
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So glad it was a lovely weekend for Meg and Jeremy, and that you all had a great time!
I love your "flower girl" blue dresses too.
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