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Mrs. Licorice Mrs. Licorice, Atlanta Age and Occupation: 25, Full-time Interior Design Student Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, Pilot Engagement Date: February 6, 2006 Wedding Date: September 1, 2007 Blogging Since: July 18, 2007 Venue: John Oliver Michael, a historic farm house and barn replica About Me: I love artistic pursuits of all sorts! I'm creative and organized, but my downfall is obsessing over details. I enjoy running outdoors, trying new restaurants, and staring at décor and wedding magazines for hours on end. I hope to one day design a hotel in a foreign country, preferably France, Greece, Japan, or Australia. I am elated to marry Mr. Licorice and experience life’s adventures with him!
 
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Mrs. Licorice, Atlanta Age and Occupation: 25, Full-time Interior Design Student Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, Pilot Engagement Date: February 6, 2006 Wedding Date: September 1, 2007 Blogging Since: July 18, 2007 Venue: John Oliver Michael, a historic farm house and barn replica About Me: I love artistic pursuits of all sorts! I'm creative and organized, but my downfall is obsessing over details. I enjoy running outdoors, trying new restaurants, and staring at décor and wedding magazines for hours on end. I hope to one day design a hotel in a foreign country, preferably France, Greece, Japan, or Australia. I am elated to marry Mr. Licorice and experience life’s adventures with him!
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Truth be told, I was completely sleep-deprived and down-right exhausted weeks before the wedding. I elected to take the summer off from school which allotted me just enough time to finish planning every aspect of the wedding by my little ol’ self. While executing the details that I could in the time I had, I let my health and general appearance fall by the way side. I would like to openly thank my godmother and my sister for putting in a tremendous amount of effort the morning of the wedding to make me look like a normal human being. This was no easy feat, I assure you!

My sister and I were pretty irritated with each other, oh, the YEAR before the wedding. The day of, we spent about an hour or two just talking while she applied my makeup. (Heidi caught the tail-end of this, and I’m so glad she did!) We laughed and cried, and it felt so darn good to share a tender moment with her.


You can see the nervousness on my face!


As always, professional photos by Heidi Geldhauser from Our Labor of Love.
Bridesmaids dresses by Melissa Sweet, purchased at Priscilla of Boston: 404.760.9800
Veil by Occansey Designs

7 Responses to “Transition From Haggard Student To Blushing Bride”

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MissRojoOso says:

You and your sister are gorgeous

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Mrs. Radish says:

You look so pretty! I love the sense of anticipation that the photos build.

BTW - did you wear mineral makeup?

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chill says:

You look beautiful!

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Jaime says:

Is the blue dress hanging next to yours a bridesmaid dress? It looks great. What brand and color were they?

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Mrs. Licorice says:

Jaime: That blue dress is actually my going away dress! I got it at J.Crew about 4 years ago. The brown gown my sister is wearing is the bridesmaid dress. It is from Melissa Sweet.

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Lexie says:

Mrs. Licorice, I love your veil! Can you tell me how long your it was? Is it chapel or cathedral? Thanks!

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Mrs. Licorice says:

Lexie: It’s a sheer cathedral length veil.


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