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frazali

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  1. LisaLoo - as everyone mentioned, it's normal! Aside from working on the deets with the WC, you won't be able to order favors and things like that until you know the final number of confirmed guests.
  2. Quote: Originally Posted by sn0048 Since we are paying for everyone's trip I am not paying for their dresses but I am just giving them a general description of what to wear and they can find the best deal. I will be treating them to mani/pedis the day before the wedding though WOW you are paying for the bridal party's trips?! That is so generous - and how lucky for them.
  3. We didn't have a bridal party, so I can't answer that. But, the last wedding I was in, which we all had to travel for, the bride did pay for the dresses, since we were traveling and had to pay for tickets and accommodations. Being in a bridal party is of course very expensive, with all of the events, travel, presents, etc. Buying the attire is such a lovely gesture and really helps out the bridal party if you can swing it. If not, I wouldn't worry about it since so many brides are unable to do that.
  4. Stunning - and it looks like you don't even need alterations!
  5. Love this thread! Here are ours. First one is right after we were married and had signed the officiant's certificate And this one is when we were doing a bunch of posed photos and randomly broke out of serious mode and he got several real shots of us. Posed photos are really hard to do for a long time!
  6. Fantastic! Fingers are crossed for you that the whole closing process goes smoothly!
  7. Love those dresses - and the prices are great! Now, if I only had an event to wear one to...lol!
  8. Anyone know if they send you another coupon for a free photobook if you don't use it by the date? I'm trying to put it together by Wednesday, but might not get it done before the coupon expires.
  9. I paid the deposit and balances for both of my photographers by check - it was fine. As long as she doesn't require literal cash, and as long as there's a stipulation in the contract that covers if she cancels, it seems that you'd be fine.
  10. Kelly, I'm so sorry. It never is easy, no matter what the circumstances. Hang in there.
  11. I think it's a great idea! Not too much at all. We were going to do that as well, but I was too cheap to spend the money - lol!
  12. I think that since you don't want to invite everyone to the wedding, telling them it's a small ceremony with family will work just fine. You don't have to justify why someone is not getting an invitation to your wedding. I know that some of my friends were peeved that they weren't invited to our ceremony, but we more than made up for the lack of invite with the AHR (and posting ceremony photos after the AHR on facebook where everyone can see them).
  13. It is definitely up to you - and not sending invites would work as long as everyone has all the details. But, do you think that you may regret not having an invite to save as a keepsake to maybe put with your photos?
  14. We registered for the same reason that most of you did - everyone was asking. Only immediate family was invited to the ceremony. Guests were invited to the AHR - some gave presents, many gave cash. Vonnie6 - what do you mean when you say "no point of spending al the money if it is not legal in the first place."?
  15. Quote: Originally Posted by H&F Frazali, I think your bouquet turned out even better than your inspiration pic. It's beautiful! Awww, thanks- I agree! They did a great job.
  16. I think it's a great idea. As a guest, I would appreciate the reminder - and the timeframe looks good as well.
  17. Bridal Garden is great. I also saw last week that Housing Works on 23rd bet. 3rd and Lex. had a big wedding dress sale - the line was down the block. Not sure how often they have them - but it's worth looking into.
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