Jammy
When Al's parents came riding in on their high horses Jesse knew she would have a challenge on her hands. Her and Al were getting along wonderfully, but whenever his parent's were around she could just feel the judgment. She would have to prove herself like she had for the ball. Prove that, yes, she was a cowgirl and her steed would always be by her side. But that didn't mean she couldn't also be as beautiful, delicate and sophisticated as any princess from the city. She changed her style up a bit. Keeping her country flair but lightening it up considerably. She was the fairest in the town and even Al's parents had to admit that she might possibly be the fairest of them all.
Strawberry
Doves flew across the blue sky just as fireflies do at night. Aurora now, much older and wiser had just done the unthinkable, or at least the remarkable to the Prince's parents. Getting married was something Aurora always dreamed of since she was a little girl. She planned everything out in her head, but never did she expect to get this. A prince and now, the new title of Princess Aurora, Sacred keeper of the forest, or in simpler terms, princess of the forest. As princess Aurora got new clothes, more suited for a person of royalty, that and her lovely husband wanted the utmost best for her. That very same feather loaned to her by her "friend" the peacock flows to the rhythm of the wind along with her precious jewelry. Beautiful and blooming with radiance is how she is described in the forest, so it would only make sense to have a dress that fit that. Aurora's dress wasn't as puffy or intricate as your typical princess's dress. Hers was to resemble a flower, a blooming one and was thus embroidered with delicate petals in the back to represent her beauty. And placed upon her head was a tiara made out of the jewels from the cave that lies yonder. Thinking back to all she's gone through Aurora is pleased with the outcome. In the forest in the arms of the man she adores, Aurora began to sing with her bird friends giving a song for the butterflies to dance to just as she did when she was little.
