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Sorry for the negative post... *sigh* It's just really bothering me today. A lot. Thanks for letting me rant. I feel a little better. If you want to throw me any advice, I'd love to hear it...
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So, we got engaged almost a year ago (June 3rd) and progress has been slowly mostly due to the fact that my FH almost immediately got sent to Madagascar with work, then got a new job based in Kenya, I eventually joined him in Zambia and then a month ago he got made redundant. So, it's been a funny old time. We did set the date though! August 16th 2014.... yey! So, we both have parents who are divorced and it has been made perfectly clear that neither of our sets of parents can be seated anywhere near each other. Quite literally. They need to be on opposite sides of the room. This is not in itself a problem and they are all aware that there will be no parents at the head table. The problem lies in the fact that we each have 5 bridesmaids/groomsmen and they all have partners.... is it totally unfair to separate BM/GM from their partners at the wedding? We can't possible have a head table with 22 people on it and we don't want a sweetheart table; any suggestions?! Thanks for reading! 14 comments | post a comment
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Quite some time ago, I went shopping for the outfit I was going to wear for our engagement photos.
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I was talking with a friend about weddings, and he me if I thought there was a market for customized music--sort of like having a signature cocktail. I gave him my answer but I obviously can't speak for anyone else.
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After a lot of small discussions along the way about how I find my engagement ring challenging, my fiance and I finally had the big discussion about just changing it. I still feel a small twinge of regret due to some emotional attachment to the ring he proposed with, but I will be keeping the stone (which is EXACTLY what I wanted), just not the band (which is NOTHING like what I wanted). We both think getting over this small regret will be easier in the long run than the regret of wearing something forever that I really don't like.
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I will be getting married in late September, and I'm at a loss at how to plan our reception/celebration. (It will probably be at a small rented place or my parents house & backyard.) If anyone has any advice, I'd really appreciate it! 1. Our wedding will be in Hawaii (only my immediate family in attendance), and our reception will be in our home city (just under 50 friends and family). How do I handle the lapse of time and lack of ceremony? I want to have a table with a few of our wedding pictures for people to see. Obviously no wedding dress, but should I wear something white/frilly/formal, or unrelated? Should we still make a registry, or is that in bad taste? 2. My fiance and I are both non-dancers, so aside from music playing, there wont be any formal dancing or anything. All I can think of for the reception, is: appetizers, greeting/mingling, cocktails, dinner, toast/thanks, cake. I'm worried people will be bored. Thanks! :) 7 comments | post a comment
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So I have a HUGE extended family - I'm talking well over 100 people. We have four generations who all keep in touch fairly well. We have a facebook group and a family website. Yeah, we're weird, but that's beside the point. I cannot invite everyone to my wedding, and even if I could, they wouldn't all be able to come. Everyone understands this, and it's common practice in my family to send out announcements after the wedding to everyone who wasn't invited. Since I've been grown and moved out, I haven't seen any of these announcements in a long time because they just get sent to my mother, not to me, and I don't think anyone has gotten married in awhile anyway. I assumed the announcement should have a photo of us at the wedding. However, both of the planning checklists I'm using say you should mail your announcements the day after your wedding. This means they would already have to be printed, addressed, and ready to go before the wedding, thus canceling out any possibility of using a photo from the wedding. I know it's obviously up to me, I'm just curious what's more common - to use another picture, maybe from the engagement shoot to get the announcements out as quickly as possible, or to wait until you get your photos back to make and send out announcements?
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