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Here is mine:

Sand Ceremony Picture Frame

 

It's four panes of glass.  The two on the outside, and then two on the inside.  So we when you look at the top, there are three open areas to pour sand.  We poured sand in the first open area (this is our mom's pouring, by the way.  They laid our foundation).  Then you can remove the pane of glass that is surrouned by air to attach a photograph to it.  That way you don't disturb the sand.


As for transfering the glass back home.  I brought along paper towel and saran wrap.  I shoved those paper towels in as tight as I possibly could.  This prevented the sand from shifting and preserved the layers.  Then I put the cover back on the vase.  Then I wrapped it in saran wrap to make sure it wouldn't leak.  Then I wrapped it with paper towels again so that it wouldn't break and put it inside a plastic bag and then inside my suitcase.

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Oh wow!!! thanks for th tip Trish. I hope to do the same. But it might be hard to find the unity sand frame locally and the shipping to Canada is as much as the frame. =(
 

Originally Posted by Tlseege View Post

Here is mine:

Sand Ceremony Picture Frame

 

It's four panes of glass.  The two on the outside, and then two on the inside.  So we when you look at the top, there are three open areas to pour sand.  We poured sand in the first open area (this is our mom's pouring, by the way.  They laid our foundation).  Then you can remove the pane of glass that is surrouned by air to attach a photograph to it.  That way you don't disturb the sand.


As for transfering the glass back home.  I brought along paper towel and saran wrap.  I shoved those paper towels in as tight as I possibly could.  This prevented the sand from shifting and preserved the layers.  Then I put the cover back on the vase.  Then I wrapped it in saran wrap to make sure it wouldn't leak.  Then I wrapped it with paper towels again so that it wouldn't break and put it inside a plastic bag and then inside my suitcase.



 

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I don't know what this includes. It is just legal fees. Like you would have to pay if you got married in the UK. This does not apply if you are having a symbolic ceremony.
 

Originally Posted by Emily2012 View Post


Hi all I'm getting confused now, what do the legal costs include, I thought this was included in the package you pay for?huh.gif??
Xx


 

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Sunshine2680,

 

I LOVE that, it's different!!!! I bought the heart shaped vase kit for our sand ceremony, but I would love something like this for our bedroom or to hang on the wall.  

 

Originally Posted by Sunshine2680 View Post

I got the picture frame one too! here's a pic for those who haven't seen one!

sandceremony.jpg



 

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BEST WISHES!!!!!

 

Originally Posted by stylishmeNC View Post

Alright ladies... this is my last day... we leave for Mexico tomorrow and I can not wait!!! We managed to fit all our paper products and wedding related items in our carry-on roller suitcase and are all packed up and set to go (a miracle!). Once again thanks for all your help over the last year. I will be sure to put up a review and photos when I return. Until then, happy planning!

Jill



 

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It is not included in the price of my wedding package bought with Thomas Cook because I have been told it is payable locally.
 

Originally Posted by fraggle42 View Post

I don't know what this includes. It is just legal fees. Like you would have to pay if you got married in the UK. This does not apply if you are having a symbolic ceremony.
 



 



 

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Do you have words said whilst you are doing this? And did it cost extra to the hotel/registrar?
 

Originally Posted by Tlseege View Post

Here is mine:

Sand Ceremony Picture Frame

 

It's four panes of glass.  The two on the outside, and then two on the inside.  So we when you look at the top, there are three open areas to pour sand.  We poured sand in the first open area (this is our mom's pouring, by the way.  They laid our foundation).  Then you can remove the pane of glass that is surrouned by air to attach a photograph to it.  That way you don't disturb the sand.


As for transfering the glass back home.  I brought along paper towel and saran wrap.  I shoved those paper towels in as tight as I possibly could.  This prevented the sand from shifting and preserved the layers.  Then I put the cover back on the vase.  Then I wrapped it in saran wrap to make sure it wouldn't leak.  Then I wrapped it with paper towels again so that it wouldn't break and put it inside a plastic bag and then inside my suitcase.



 

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