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A Letter To My Best Friend On Her Wedding Day

You cried when you imagined the bridesmaids walking down the aisle and I cried when I imagined you.

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A Letter To My Best Friend On Her Wedding Day
McKenzie Evans

Dear beloved bride-to-be,

Well, you're doing it! You're finally marrying the man you've been dreaming about ever since we've known each other. I could not be happier for you. You complement each other so well and I could not imagine anyone better for you.

This day is so joyous and emotional. You cried when you imagined the bridesmaids walking down the aisle and I cried when I imagined you. We screamed in excitement as we listened to all the songs to choose from. We stressed about a lot. Most of us got sunburnt at your bachelorette party. There were cries over tan lines and not being tan enough. We ate at a super fancy place and had no idea what we were doing. We decorated, took things down and decorated again. We have had so much fun up until this point, and it doesn't stop here.

With this man, you are in for a lifetime of fun. Always laugh together. Never go to bed angry. Always be down for a new adventure, because this is what you're starting.

So as you walk down the aisle toward your groom, I will be smiling, crying and laughing, so happy that you have finally reached the day we have dreamed of. When you say your vows, I will be standing behind you resembling how I will always back you up. When you have your first kiss, I will cheer because my two friends have finally become one.

Cheers to you on your wedding day. I love you so much and am so excited to see you as a bride. You're married -- I can't believe it! You will always be my friend that I watched the premiere of High School Musical with, but you are also my best friend who has made a stunning bride.

Lots of love,

Kenz

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