It's time to start dancing.
Is this the daddy daughter dance?
Scott gave the toast to the couple. This was the first time with the microphone and wouldn't you know that he couldn't put the thing down the rest of the night. He gave another toast, he sang several songs.... please no one ask him to give a speach again PLEASE!
This was the first dance, but wouldn't you know who snuck right in on that.
The Groomsmen! Steve, Mike, Scott, and The Groom Jason.
This was the moment Jason first saw Jessica. I could barely see through my own tears.
The First Kiss! What a picture perfect moment.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant
The Wedding Party.
Who's the bride? Of course Mackenzie had to dress up like the princess bride.
All smiles all weekend!
These two had such a great time together. 
Mackenzie had a blast with her cousins Jordan and Cassie playing in the ocean and the pool.
Campbell's a princess too!!
It's not easy being the Flower girl, so many people are depending on me to through these flower petals.
What a beautiful setting for their special day.
Campbell had fun too! This was the first time she went swimming (floating) in the pool. 
Scott just got back from golfing with the Groomsmen so I had to snap a quick shoot of the matching duo. Father and daughter how cute!!
" Love birds"
We started Friday morning with some pedicures. Mackenzie sat in Nana's lap and had her toes clipped and painted. This was her first experience at a nail salon. I am afraid she liked this activity to much.
Ca Ca aka. Jessica "The Bride"
Mommy and Mackenzie's pretty painted toes. If you notice Mackenzie had one foot painted pink and one foot painted purple. 
Then Nana, Mackenzie, Campbell and I went to lunch in downtown Jensen Beach. This cute little beach cafe was great. They had a little sand pit for the kids to play while we enjoyed the special of the day "Long Island Iced Tea's" he he.
We were in Fl. for Uncle Jason's wedding and it was Mackenzie's actual Birthday so all of us went bowling. This is one of Mackenzie's favorite sports. Nana was a big help rolling those big balls down the alley. Afterwards we had to do a little birthday dancing.
