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how about this just kidding

man, i just posted a long thing that didn't work. oh well the short version http://bestdestinationwedding.com/fo...ic-heavy-6680/

This dress popped in my head when I read the title Monique Lhuillier Scarlet Gown and a Veil for Sale The ones posted are pretty similar.

Rocktographers here are a bunch to look at

DIY Wedding Kits: Freebie! Photoshop your name and wedding date in the sand Here is my template for photoshopping writting in the sand. If you have photoshop, it's as easy as changing the text. You can get a free 30-day trial of photoshop, if you don't have it.

Quote: Originally Posted by AnnR Perhaps I read into your posts. But as a member of the team that works really hard (for free, and on her own free time) to keep this forum running as best we can and to make it an enjoyable place for everyone, I don't enjoy having to justify and re-explain things to people who don't seem happy with how things work here. I agree with Ann. I read the same passive aggressiveness to your posts. maybe it wasn't there. it's hard to tell with writting.

Quote: Originally Posted by Marne Except that it misses the 'fun' factor when no one knows what it is the forum is built on existing forum software called vBulletin. Some forums that run this software really care about rep points. Like on slickdeals.net people really want a bunch of rep points. If someone posts something & you wonder if they are someone how usually does their research & posts good stuff, you can look over and see how many rep points they have. In a wedding forum, that just doesn't have the same need. So the forum has more stuff than we don't really use. We had some fun exploring what all those features could be used for. You can rep someone & leave a note about what you liked about their post. Then they see it in the usercp. It seems like several things contribute to karma, but no one is really sure. All we know is the longer you've been around & the more active you've been, the more karma you have. There are probably forums where people look at the karma amount to decide if they trust someone. I even went to the vbulletin forum & couldn't figure out exactly how karma works.

Quote: Originally Posted by *Heather* Wow, thanks everyone! And thanks Morgan for starting this thread Fer has put together a slideshow but it's really long. I want to make a shorter version once I get the DVD of all the images from him. Then I'll post on here. And I'll be sure to include lots of pics in my review! Tammy that's so nice that Fer emailed you! He's honestly the best. I highly HIGHLY recommend him to anyone! I'm soooo glad I worked with him instead of youknowwho! ohhh, there is one in your siggy I don't think I've seen. We watched a slideshow on his website a few days after your wedding. I can't believe how fast he got everything up. Especially since he was traveling somewhere right after your wedding. Definitly a great call going with fer instead of she who shall not be named.

i can see why. That is a pretty amazing image!

Most people on here only buy & sell a few times, so adding a feedback system might not protect anyone. Before I buy anything on a forum, I take a look to see if they are an active member & I get a feeling that I can trust them. I've never been screwed on a forum purchase before & I've done some fairly large transactions buying photography equipment.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kristy! Here's some advice for life...Worry about yourself, not what others are doing. Sonya didn't deserve to be called out publicly like that. Let the mods handle it. I know! So you don't like when a mod sends you a PM to let you know you are breaking the rules, but it's OK for you to call someone out for breaking rules publicly?

Seiously, why not just leave if you hate this place so much.? Have you ever been a member of an unmoderated or poorly moderated forum? They are usually a mess, especially with this many members. Although, they usually don't get that large because no one wants to use them. Forums need rules. Without them, they don't work.

Quote: Originally Posted by Abbie idk if someone mentioned it yet but i have no idea what this part says, but it cracked me up! hahahahaha sounds like a heather & matie party alllll the way "Con o sin huracán Rick H+M llegaron de Toronto a pasarla de lujo, una boda para recordar, el buen Hector V (el crazy groom de estas pics) me acompaño a esta wedding. Hockey, strippers y albercazos dieron un gran beat a esta boda." OMG i want to cry with joy, what fab pics! my only complaint is that we have to wait for more! we should all mass email fer and get more hahaha, i missed that el crazy groom de estas pics groom de estas must mean grooms man. If he was my friend I'd call him the el crazy groom de esta from now on.

Quote: Originally Posted by jerzygirl85 thanks! i think i will try photoshop. i wasn't sure if you had to buy that program or if you can download it for free. it is free for 30 days. I recommend elements. It's more user friendly. CS4 can do more, but it's not an intuitive program. For just making a logo, you'd have a much easier time with elements. I find drawing stuff to be easier in powerpoint. Before I was comfortable with photoshop, I'd make stuff in powerpoint & use the trick to resize it in photoshop. In Design is probably the user friendly, graphics program. I've never tried it. Illustrator is another one you have to study first. It's complicated.

when you save from powerpoint, it comes out 150dpi. You can double to size of the image & then you have more than 200 dpi. Just make sure they know how large you want it printed. If you save as a pdf instead of a jpg, you don't lose your resolution. but, they might not want a pdf file. Powerpoint wasn't designed for printing, so there isn't a simple way to export a high res image. Another option is to download a free trial of photoshop from adobe's website. Open your jpg & the click image--> resize. Check the box next to "resample" & increase your dpi to 200. What photoshop is doing, is taking a 150 dpi image & adding in pixels to make it 200 dpi.

have they put down deposits? So many people told me they were planing to come, but almost all backed out. The truth is, I was relieved. I didn't really want many more than 30 people. We ended up having something like 24 including us. But, at one point I was panicing that 65 were going to show up. I'd just come up with areas to cut, like OOT bags. You can do just a travel mug with a few things inside it instead of a full blown bag. You can charter a van for a group excursion instead of pay per person. A way to cut down on the reception, would be to have a sunset ceremony. The sun will set late on your wedding day (around 830pm). You can have a 730 ceremony and a party on the beach as the sun sets. Then everyone will just grab dinner at the hotel before the ceremony. I think a beach party with drinks & a band would be much more fun than a big dinner together.

more more more! http://ferjuaristiproofs.com/darkroo...=heather.matie damn, he is fast! He is even on a trip right now, I think.

they are now blogged Fer Juaristi Blog. Rockstar Destination Wedding Photographer, Mexico, Riviera Maya, Monterrey,RGV Worldwide.

Quote: Originally Posted by Scubadiva I found something else. They are small but you can still tell they are awesome! http://img203.yfrog.com/img203/931/r23n.jpg I was just coming to post that Is there a way to see them larger? I tried, but couldn't figure it out. What a tease posting small pictures like that.

Quote: Originally Posted by *Nadine* Lori talked to Heather this morning.. said it was the best night of her life.. and the best man may or may not have stripped down to a pink speedo and blond wig. I am sure she (Heather) will give a full recap when she returns! I guess then we can safely assume he did stip down into a speedo. I don't think you can put taht guy on the list of "friends you will soon forget"

Quote: Originally Posted by *Nadine* hahahahah no its not Matie in the thong.. just one of the groomsman! We all saw these pics earlier this morning too cause we have been stalking his blog anxiously awaiting! do you know the story?

OK i might feel silly about this later, but could that be matie in the man thong?

Fer Juaristi Blog. Rockstar Destination Wedding Photographer, Mexico, Riviera Maya, Monterrey,RGV Worldwide. amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been following heather's wedding photographer on facebook since she showed me his site, because I LOVE his work. So I've been anxiously awaiting Heather's wedding pictures & some teasers are already up the next day. Heather, hope you don't mind me posting, but I'm sure others are dying to see them. Fer Juaristi Blog. Rockstar Destination Wedding Photographer, Mexico, Riviera Maya, Monterrey,RGV Worldwide. Congrats! Your wedding looks amazing & I can't wait to hear the story about that guy dancing with you.

When my friends are eyeing my ring, I just pass it to them to put on. I did the same with a friend's ring before I was engaged. Not sure why, but it was fun. We all passed it around & put it on. I also don't believe in good or bad luck.