Tiffany's wedding

I've known Tiffany since I was 5 and she was 4.  We moved in across the street from her and I didn't like her because I was convinced she just wanted to be my brother's girlfriend.  Again, we were 4 and 5 and that's where I was. Funny.

We eventually got over it and Tiffany and I spent just about every single day of our lives reading, biking, skating, discussing boys, hair and friends.  She was like a sister to me, spending the night every weekend night.  We went to different schools, so we only got to play together on weekdays after we both finished our homework.  I have fun memories of rushing to finish so we could ride our bikes down the street to find the ice cream man.  Or making up "dances" in the pool. Or going to the roller rink.  We had so much fun until I moved away at 16, after which time we kept in touch but didn't get to spend as much time together.  She gave me the name of our firstborn son and has been to visit after the birth of all of my kids.  To say that I love this girl would be an understatement.  It is for that reason that I left my family on Saturday (including Aspen) and flew out to be Matron of Honor in her wedding.  Then I rented a car and drove home, getting here around 2:15.  Landon got up at 6 am the next day and I went to church and entertained guests on Sunday night.  It was a LONG day but I am glad I did it.  Here are the pictures from the wedding.  I had her family members pass around the camera so I got tons of photos.

Tiff and her sister getting ready

Pretty girl

Josh, Tiff's little brother (and the only other LDS person at the wedding.)

Tiff's Dad walking her down the "aisle"

Tiff and Jose!

Tiff's mom and Uncle Tony

Best man and Matron of Honor toasts

 The next morning, this little girl was quite happy to see me.  She went to sleep and just looking at her and her cute little pigtails, I felt so happy to be home with my adorable family.  I can't wait until Tiffany has some babies!