Emerson and her fiancé Justin have two deaf daughters. Even though they both have their hearing, they are adapting their lives to their hard of hearing children
Today is the day. It's the day that I become Mrs. Emerson Andrews. I'm so damn excited that my heart is beating out of my chest. I was wearing a pair of mint green satin pajamas with my initials on the front and bride embroidered on the back. I was also drinking a mimosa from my personalized cup.
I was getting my hair and makeup done by Cameron while my bridesmaids and I talked. Our photographer was taking pictures of everything. I nervously thumped my foot on the floor while I watched through the mirror.
"It's going to be ok. It's going to be amazing." Cameron smiled softly. I looked up at her and smiled back. "Thanks." When she finished my makeup, I stood up and looked at my bridesmaids.
"You look great!" Mackenzie signed to me. I smiled and signed thank you before getting dressed.
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I slipped on my shoes and looked at myself in the mirror. I smiled to myself and smoothed out my dress when I heard little footsteps.
"Oh Em, you look beautiful!" My mom was walking in with Marlowe and Mila. The girls had on their flower girl dressed with light blue bows pinning their hair back.
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Marlowe ran to me and I gave her a big hug. Mila squealed for me and I held her, kissing her cheek. "It's almost time, are you ready?" My mom asked and I nodded. I followed my bridesmaids out of our suite and towards the ceremony venue.
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