I just want to thank you again for everything on my wedding day! As my mom said, “time has flown by” and looking back on my wedding day your hard work held everything together for my family. Unfortunately, as you knew, I had a horrible cold the day before my wedding and when I woke that day I panicked thinking, “How will I make it through this big day feeling like I can’t even move?” Well, your first phone call to check up on me put all my worries at ease.
You and Stephanie made sure I had all the medicine, cough drops and tea I needed to help get me through the day. I remember starting to feel better when my bridesmaids and I were getting ready and thinking it has to be the excitement. It sure was because after the ceremony and pictures all the cold symptoms set in again. Feeling worried again about how I would make it through the reception, you appeared to escort Scott and I to the cocktail hour. You asked how I was feeling and when I said not so hot, you took us to the sitting area outside of the ballroom to just relax before our reception introductions. You and Stephanie brought us h’orderves, wine for Scott and a little white teapot for me. I remember sitting there, relaxing and feeling so grateful to have you there. I think it’s just instinctive for you to know what your brides’ need.
Your professionalism, kindness and caring was apparent throughout our reception. I needed more Dayquil…you & Stephanie were there. I needed a refill for my teapot…you & Stephanie were there. My bustle broke when my husband stepped on it…you had the tools to fix it. Everything you said when we first met with you was true. You really did have a fix for everything and the best part is my wedding was absolutely perfect despite the horrible cold I had. When I look back on my wedding day, I don’t think about how sick I was…I think about what an amazing, fun day it was and without you there that would not have been possible.
So, to add to what my mom said…thank you Sharon for everything! You made my wedding flawless and I have wonderful memories to look back on always.
Sincerely,
Kate K. Doré-Sharrow
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