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Starryt

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  1. Quote: Originally Posted by trance_angelx0x I live in Canada and it's legal here. I love Canadaaaaaaaaaaaa. My cousin just had a union ceremony on Tuesday- not legal in Florida. Going to tell her to move Canada.
  2. Welcome back MRS!!!!! Can' t wait to read the review...
  3. AMAZING IDEA!!! I had such trouble finding a store near me that sold the perforating blade and the rotary cutter... that I gave up on the idea. I will remember this tip when I print additional boarding passes.
  4. Quote: Originally Posted by nscaper I know this thread has to do with ROR and you are all RMB but it might help with some ideas! I'm a noon bride myself! (look for the link to the other thread as well) http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t34446 THANKS!!
  5. Quote: Originally Posted by jjurick Any ideas what to do between our ceremony and dinner at 6:30? I'm not sure if I should schedule an excursion. Cocktail hour? Any help would be greatly appreciated ladies! I am having a noon ceremony and 6:30 reception also. I've been searching the threads for similar brides. Have you found any threads on this?
  6. HD's are a must for my wedding guests. Our ceremony is at 12 and we are booked for a 6:30 PM reception. Hadn't thought about the band... now I'm considering it.
  7. Quote: Originally Posted by lolkitteh Assuming that they knew up front that by not staying at the resort, they would need to pay for a pass to attend the wedding, I personally don't think it's necessary to offer to pay for your 3 off-resort guests. Definitely not for the people they are staying with. My reasoning is that if someone accepts an invitation to a DW, they also accept paying for the costs associated with attending. If they chose not to stay at the wedding resort, and knew that there would be a fee to get on the resort to attend, then accepting the invite also means they accepted that there would be a fee. Hopefully they understood this upfront. Even if they didn't, politely letting them know that because they are not staying on the resort, they would have to purchase a pass for themselves and their guests wouldn't be rude, IMHO. Everyone knew if they've read their invites and the website. But my concern was that the hotel requires 80% of the guests to be staying at the hotel. Hopefully this won't become a trend. Just this week I've had 3 other guests tell me they are thinking of staying somewhere else. I politely let them know that I would not be paying for the pass. My Aunt mentioned that if it were a regular wedding I would be paying for each person for the reception... my reply... IT'S NOT A REGULAR WEDDING!!
  8. Quote: Originally Posted by lolkitteh Assuming that they knew up front that by not staying at the resort, they would need to pay for a pass to attend the wedding, I personally don't think it's necessary to offer to pay for your 3 off-resort guests. Definitely not for the people they are staying with. My reasoning is that if someone accepts an invitation to a DW, they also accept paying for the costs associated with attending. If they chose not to stay at the wedding resort, and knew that there would be a fee to get on the resort to attend, then accepting the invite also means they accepted that there would be a fee. Hopefully they understood this upfront. Even if they didn't, politely letting them know that because they are not staying on the resort, they would have to purchase a pass for themselves and their guests wouldn't be rude, IMHO. Everyone knew if they've read their invites and the website. BUt my concern was that the hotel requires 80% of the guests to be stayong at the hotel. Hopefully this won't become a trend. Just this week I've had 3 other guests tell me they are thinking of staying somewhere else.
  9. Jamaica is a great location!!!
  10. What is the etiquette for guests not staying at your designated resort? I have 3 guests that have opted to stay with friends in Jamaica. Since the resort is AI, I would have to purchase day passes for them. However, they also want to bring the couple they are staying with (since that will be there ride to and from the resort). Is it improper for me to not pay for their guests? them? Passes are between $50 & $75 pp (Guests are paying their travel fees)
  11. Phenomenal OOT gifts. Your guests are going to love them. Love the colors too!
  12. Quote: Originally Posted by Goldstein to Be So this maybe a stupid question...did all of you use colored sand? For some reason the colored sand just doesn't appeal to me. I think it's because my mom always made me do sand art projects and it reminds me of that. Based on our vows, I think we might be able to just use beach sand. Here's that section of our vows (they're still in the works) Separation of these grains of sand Cannot be done by any hands; They can never go back from whence they came- And so your lives will be the same- From this moment on you both will be As inseparable as this sand you see! What do you think? Sounds great to me. I think colored sand is pretty because I was thinking about using my wedding colors. But I'm also thinking about our home decor. But my home colors won't be the same forever. So now that I've thought about neutral sounds good.
  13. Welcome. This is a great site for support and ideas.
  14. He may not have made a good choice but you have. You've chosen your kids and yourself. I hope that you have a good support system around you. You'll be a better mother when you can raise your children in a healthy environment. Good Luck!
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