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I'm a pretty simple bride too. The flowers will also be whatever the resort offers, and he won't even be wearing a suit. Just a white shirt and beige pants.

As for the ring I might just go in and buy whatever is there. But in some cases it might be cheaper to get it custom made. I'll be sure to post pictures.
I am not sure what your looking in spending.. but I went to Cathy's jewellery store in Fairview mall.. and they always have a 70% discount.. might be something you want to check out..
We spent for instance $120 on the FI ring that was originally $700 smile159.gif

I think they may even have one in laval mall.. carefour? I know it's not how you spell it.. sorry! I'm the west islander lol wink.gif
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If it's the one I'm thinking about, then I did go there years ago to buy my e-ring from my previous wedding, and it broke (one of the claws holding the diamond opened and the diamond fell). So I'm a little worried about going back there, or any other mall jewelry store. worried2.gif

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I'm also quite scared of mall jewellery shops, specially for my own diamond ring. I didn't want to get ripped off on a low quality diamond. For a simple band, there's less chance of a problem. Did you also tried out LSM on St-Martin blvd? They have lots of choice, and will make to order for size and such, and are open even on Sundays.

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Need help from my fellow Montreal brides who can speak French.

 

My family is all francophone, so I need to make the invitations in both languages. I want to make boarding passes invites. I remember seeing lots of cute little phrases on these, about oceans and waves and love, etc. I was wondering if any of you knew some cute beachy sayings in French? I can translate the ones I've found in English, but they don't sound as cute...

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Do you mean something like this:

 

Un billet pour le bonheur, une destination pour le soleil dans le ciel et dans nos cœurs...

 

It is not completely "beachy", but very cute. I'm not quite sure what you are looking for thought, could you give me 1-2 ideas?

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Thanks Ewok! Yeah, I meant something like that. Though now my FI is telling me he doesn't want anything too poetic. So I guess let's just scrap that idea. LOL
But he won't understand the one in French, will he? wink.gif rofl.gif
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