Widow fulfills vow with Lace Bridal Boutique

Wedding portrait of Alyssa farmer hangs on the wall in the shop bridal lace Brandon. Your wedding dresses is hanging on a mannequin in his office.Show
Both remember their 18 years of age, the Union and its blessings, including two children. He also recalled that the world is not happy to have found love.
Alyssa lost the tip opened in August last year, seven months after her husband, Paul, his fight against pancreatic cancer. He was the 43rd
Part confidant, cheerleader, part advisor, Alyssa tells the story of the wives to be, and when asked about the actions, their own paths.

Farmers, who ran a veterinary clinic in the old Fannin road for several years, had discussed opening a bridal boutique before the diagnosis of Paul. Alyssa, a degree in business administration from Mississippi State University, has had weddings planned at school. Paul encourages them to follow their passion.
After the death of Paul, Alyssa reconsider the idea. She sold the veterinary hospital and a plan.
"I think my mother has deprived me of my Barbie dress up time, because I love these girls," says Alyssa, 41, laughing.
"I think the Lord calls me to love their wives. Should have been, but certainly not my time. It's time to God."
Alyssa could be the biggest names in their personal meaning - ". Love after the example of Christ" The store is for women of all sizes for all occasions, be it a wedding or a cocktail.
Alyssa remembers struggling to find her own wedding dress. Swelling, Princess Diana, according to the style of the time just was not her.
At the top, the research was designed to be easy. It even announces the decor of the shop with a sense of calm.
"This is a special time and find the dress is part of this experience," said Alyssa. "Sometimes brides look as if they are beaten, but if they get what they need, you can see, the weight is lifted. "
Alyssa said: "In fact, to do this ... It's better than I expected, I think (Paul) would be very proud of this company .."
Alyssa son, daughter, Ally, 17, and son Brayden, 12, could not be prouder.
Alyssa is the assessment of days before Ally, a student at Northwest Rankin High School goes to the university. Ally, despite the family ties MSU, his heart at the University of Alabama has established.
Mom approved.
"She wants to be an oncologist," said Alyssa.