Baltimore bride to get married in purple, for the Ravens
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Posted: 01/29/2013
BALTIMORE - 44-year-old Laura "Daisy" Sudano had been waiting a long time to get married.
Sudano first started dating her finance, Jim, in 2000, at the Ravens Super Bowl game.
"When I finally found the one I thought would definitely be my soul mate, I couldn't wait to do it," she said.
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She knew that Jim was that man when he proposed in 2010, but had cold feet and told him that she would get married when she won the lottery or when the Ravens go to the Super Bowl again.
Her wedding and Ravens Super Bowl dreams are coming true this year and Sudano is planning a purple wedding in New Orleans, followed by the game, which she will attend in her purple wedding dress.
Octavia II owner Betsy Wendall heard about Sundano and her wedding plans and wanted to help make that Ravens wedding come true.
On Tuesday morning Sundano tried on her purple gown from Octavia II, a dress boutique on Falls Road.
She'll not only wear that dress to the wedding in New Orleans, but to the Super Bowl game afterwards.
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