I had an idea of just what I wanted Hudson to wear for his blessing. I really wanted him to have a white suit. I loved the cute suit that Roman had for his sealing and blessing. Roman was 6 months old so his would not fit Hudson. I started looking online casually and I wasn't really finding anything. Last weekend I decided that I was going to keep looking until I found what I was looking for. It actually didn't take long that night and I found one. A 0-3 month suit. It was still a little bit big, but I knew I could make it work. I was about ready to order it and realized it was in San Diego. Spencer was leaving for San Diego the next day for a conference. I checked and the store was just 2 miles from the hotel Spencer was staying at so he was able to go pick it up for me. Spencer was coming back from California on Thursday evening so I would have just enough time to take the sides in a little before Sunday.

I sent my friend Heidi (my friend that took Hudson's newborn pictures) a text on Monday asking her if she could take some pictures of Hudson in his blessing suit. She said that she could on Thursday or Friday. I decided I could do the minor alterations Thursday night for pictures Friday.
Next I talked to my sister Brenda and asked if she could make some little white booties for him to wear. They were perfect, except we forgot to put them on him for most of the pictures. They were perfect for his blessing though.

Spencer was supposed to be home at 9:30 Thursday night, his first flight from San Diego to Phoenix was on time. The flight from Phoenix to Salt Lake was delayed leaving so he was late getting home. Then his bag was one of the last off the plane. So we finally made it home at about 11:00 and Hudson was starving. I was finally able to try to suit on Hudson around 11:30 and it needed MAJOR alterations. Hudson just started wearing 0-3 month clothes so it was still pretty big on him. I started out just taking the waist band in on the pants and hemming them up. but the sides REALLY needed to be taken in too. Then it was on to the jacket and it was super big too. I was running out of time (and steam) fast so I ended up using safety pins and pinning the sides and back in on the suit so that it wasn't insanely huge for pictures.

We were able to do pictures with our temporary alterations (we did most without the suit jacket anyway because it was just too many layers and it was bunching up around his face) then I asked my mother-in-law, Kristin, if she would help me do permanent alterations.
We ended up taking about an inch out of every seam but in the end it was perfect. He was adorable.