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Mrs. Lollipop Mrs. Lollipop, Pittsburgh Age and Occupation: 26, Computational Linguist Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Project Manager Engagement Date: August 2, 2006 Wedding Date: September 2, 2007 Blogging Since: July 17, 2007 Venue: The PPG Aquarium at the Pittsburgh Zoo About Me: I'm a Pittsburgh transplant who grew up in the deep south. I have a weakness for exotic alphabets, DIY projects, mobster movies and international travel. My fiance and I are both non-native Japanese speakers and we have a bullfrog named Skinny.
 
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Mrs. Lollipop, Pittsburgh Age and Occupation: 26, Computational Linguist Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Project Manager Engagement Date: August 2, 2006 Wedding Date: September 2, 2007 Blogging Since: July 17, 2007 Venue: The PPG Aquarium at the Pittsburgh Zoo About Me: I'm a Pittsburgh transplant who grew up in the deep south. I have a weakness for exotic alphabets, DIY projects, mobster movies and international travel. My fiance and I are both non-native Japanese speakers and we have a bullfrog named Skinny.
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Old, New Borrowed, Robotic

December 11th, 2007 @ 12:01 pm by Mrs. Lollipop

Happy dance! We’ve had our wedding photography proof DVD for a few weeks, but grant deadlines (Sleeping at work! Bah!) have kept me from taking time to look through all 1,400 photographs. I’ve only been through the first half, but there are lots of lovely detail shots. All photographs below are courtesy of Purvis Photo.

My Something Old: My mother in law gave me her veil and bestowed her blessing to cut it to my needs. I removed it from its original Juliet cap and shortened it from a cathedral length veil into a waltz length veil. My mom used her new serger to add the trim of our choice to the edge. It’s one of my favorite accessories from that day; it was a chance to wear a little piece of my mother and a little piece of Mr. Lollipop’s mother.

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My Something New: I purchased new Capezio ballroom dancing shoes. My dress restricted me from putting them on by myself from a standing position. They were well-padded in the inside, but they weren’t quite broken in despite several sessions of wearing them around the house. They wore the skin off of one my ankles soon after the ceremony. I’m glad that my coordinator brought plenty of band-aids.

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My Something Borrowed: My Mom loaned me her wedding ring and I wore it during the ceremony. Below is a detail from a photograph of my bouquet, my hand is the one with the ring, and my mom’s is the one without. My mom is great.

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My Something Blue: I wore my blue robot watch purchased when we both lived in Nagoya. The little robot guy was upside down all day unless I checked the time, so I flipped the photo below so that he can look like he is having a little fun.

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What is your old/new/borrowed/blue?

11 Responses to “Old, New Borrowed, Robotic”

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Tea says:

okay, i love that watch! that’s such a cute blue item.

do you think you’ll let a future daughter or daughter-in-law use your veil like your mil did? that is a very nice keepsake and a thoughtful gesture of her.

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Jay says:

Very nice post! I like reading about these traditions. Can’t wait for more pictures.

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Mrs. Lollipop says:

I don’t know if I’ll be as cool about cutting it up, but I do plan on loaning it to as many people as possible. A well-used veil = a lucky veil. I’ll be talking about this in a later post, but the veil was held on by magnets so that it could be adjusted to almost any length without messing it up.

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Angel says:

That robot looks like he’s saying: “W00t! We just got married!”

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Angel says:

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Jennifer says:

I love the something blue! It’s definitely unique and fun

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melissa says:

i love your robot watch!! very cute :)

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Thao says:

I love your watch too!! An unexpected but fun -something blue- item =)

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