Nails were painted silver and glittery and hair was curled. She had make up done professionally and nearly fell off her chair when she was offered false eyelashes (that was a no then!)
Soon it was time to put on the dress and shoes and pose for photos in the front garden...
Then we headed off to her friends to meet with the other girls for some pre-prom nibbles and drinks...
"Sandy" arrived with a toot of her unique horn and we oohed and ahhed over her - the owner had restored her himself and done a fabulous job...
Then it was time for a few photos (and lots of laughter) with Sandy and off they went (and yes I had a tear in my eye for my baby girl looked so grown up)...
The prom was held several miles away at Rivington and they had time for an impromptu photo shoot by a reservoir before they arrived (thank heavens for social media so I can nick photos off my daughter's Instagram account!)...
So whilst I said there hadn't been much scrapping there certainly have been some memories made which I look forward to getting on to some pretty paper soon!
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6 comments:
She looks absolutely beautiful. They all do.
Awwww she looks wonderful and what a lovely vehicle to travel to prom in
She looks utterly stunning and what a fun vehicle to ride in!
She looks stunning Julia - they all do and what a cool carriage to take them in! we have prom next week x
I remember going to that reservoir when I was little visiting my uncle. Fab transport. We don't see any of those at our prom x
She looks lovely. Needless to say, we didn't go for the whole hair and make up thing! Great ride :-)
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