Title: My Veil<BR><BR><BR><BR>This was so hard to scan because it is pretty lumpy! I hope I've done it justice. There is white tulle (very hard to see in the scan) framing the picture and a bundle of it to the left side of the journaling. Here is the journaling:<BR><BR><BR><BR>I didn’t want a veil. I was not one of those little girls who dreamed about my wedding day. As a future bride, I didn’t collect bridal magazines, pick out colors or have much of a preference when it came to flowers and cakes. When I did walk into a bridal salon for the first time, I remember feeling a little nauseous. But I tried on dresses and quickly found what I felt was "the one." When I told the woman helping me that I didn’t want a veil, she quickly tried to talk me out of my decision. "You don’t have to get the big veil that covers your face," she told me, "but trust me, even a small veil in the back will make all the difference. It will make you look and feel like a bride." I am so glad now that I took her advice. As the wedding approached, I found myself more and more excited. I enjoyed feeling special, receiving special gifts, letting myself be the bride. Our wedding day was absolutely wonderful, full of unforgettable moments and those inevitable mistakes and problems that you laugh about afterwards. And when I see myself in the pictures now, I am happy to see that veil hanging halfway down my back, making me feel special, distinguishing me as the bride on my special day.<BR><BR><BR><BR>Materials used:<BR><BR>White rose patterned paper: from Michael's<BR><BR>White cardstock: Bazzill<BR><BR>White roses: The Card Connection<BR><BR>"Love" metal word: Making Memories<BR><BR>white tulle<BR><BR>white satin ribbon<BR><BR><BR><BR>Fonts:<BR><BR>Title: CK Cursive (made my own rub-on using a transparency!)<BR><BR>Journaling: Arial<BR><BR><BR><BR>Thanks for looking!<BR><BR>