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Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Flower girl Nanea

Of course, Nanea relished in her role of Flower Girl. Princess dress? Sparkly shoes? She was in her element, and took it very seriously, giving 2 year old Charli a pep talk before walking down the aisle, she she was tasked with holding her (and Makena's, who refused) hand.

Dragging poor Charli down the aisle. She lost her shoe at one point, but Nanea would not let her stop, so proceeded to their correct stopping point at the altar.

such a gorgeous location!

alohab @ 10:01 AM
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ah, a girl after my own heart. although, i, like makena, would have stopped for the shoe. :)
# posted by Blogger maikib : 1:53 PM
 
So pretty, loved all the pictures on facebook.
# posted by Blogger Hauptmanns in Hawaii : 8:28 AM
 
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