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  1. I thought the salon was nice and new and clean, the people were friendly, but I just simply did not like my particular hairdo. It's so hard to know if I would go back and like it the next time...or not.

     

    The main problem is that the girl doing my hair spoke no English. So at first I thought it looked okay, but it kinda went downhill from there, but it was hard for me to be like...no....how about this instead.

     

    The other problem is that I went in with 3-4 photos and wasn't super clear about what I wanted, because I didn't know! She sorta picked one photo and did that one, but I had wanted more of a combo...ahhh I dunno. I think a lot of it was my fault.

     

    However, I have just heard such great things about Bambi, I decided to take the risk and go to her with no trial.

     

    Honestly I don't think 11:30 is too early. (Well, depending on what you want done.) My sister recently had her hair done for her SIL's wedding and she had the 8 am salon slot and the wedding was not until 5 pm and she still looked awesome! Are you getting an updo or a downdo?

     

    Maybe if you go to Senza try to get a trial on Friday? My trial was only like $35 I think?

  2. Quote:
    Originally Posted by felicity View Post
    okay...Am I crazy?! I thought I was planning an intimate affair that was going to be fairly reasonable....Is that just crazyhuh.gif I was hoping to keep it under $10k. Am I just a newly engaged gal seeing starshuh.gif Stop me now if I am!!! Help!! I starting to think I'm in over my head here!lalala.gif
    How many people are you expecting? That makes the biggest difference to your bottom line, in my opinion. Also, are you considering all-inclusive?
  3. Okay, here is the damage ladies:

     

    Reception (food, drinks, wine, cake, apps, tax, service charge): $7,800

    Ceremony (chairs, officiant, microphone): $700

    Attire (me and FI clothes, accessories, hair/makeup): $1,000

    Photography (bradley fraser): $600

    Music (guitar player and DJ): $1,130

    Flowers: $400

    Stationery (invites, StD, postage): $400

    Transportation (me/FI, sis/BIL, parents): $2,000

    Hotel (me/FI, sister/BIL, parents): $2,000

    Misc (day-of planner, favors, gifts, etc): $1,000

     

    And there goes $17,000! But my budget was $20K, so if I really come in under, my parents give me $3K cash!!!!!!!!! (That is totally my incentive here to stay under budget. And yes I am spoiled rotten :) )

  4. Quote:
    Originally Posted by AQHARIDER View Post
    Thanks Janet. I agree, he really picked a great time of day to take these pictures. I love the lighing on the wet rocks at the beach, and the pictures with the bright sun in the background that makes us look dark.
    By the way, we went by the Cabo Surf Hotel. It looks really cool- it will be beautiful for your ceremony. We decided on Dreams because of the AI value for some of our guests and I'm just stuck on getting married at the gazebo and can't get over it!
    I totally understand the Dreams choice! If we were doing AI I would definitely pick it :)

    Glad you liked the Cabo Surf though. I really think it is just the best choice for the look/feel I am going for. I have such high expectations now, I just hope everything turns out like I want!
  5. My sister did the goldfish thing too, since her flowers were orange and red! (Orange fish, red rocks in the bowl)

     

    Our cheapo idea for our wedding is to use limes. They are green, which is one of our colors, they are CHEAP, and they are very Mexican! I bought some rattan placemat thingies and on top of them I am going to put one or two candles, a whole bunch of limes, and one big lily bud nestled into the side of them. I have inspiration pics in my photogallery.

  6. Hey Darci, I think I remember hearing good things about them but I just don't remember details. I don't recall ever reading a negative review, though. I think you are probably right that with all costs included, they may not be a lot cheaper. One of the benefits to having a caterer is being able to buy the alcohol yourself and just hire a bartender to serve it. Make sure you consider alcohol in your figures, because that is where a hotel can really gouge you on the prices!

  7. Welcome, Meaghan! I love the idea of a villa in Pedregal. I recommend looking at www.cabovillas.com because they have experience working with brides. At the beginning of my planning process, I talked to them on the phone and they were so helpful. In the end, we had too many guests and would have had to pay a fortune to rent out on of their huge villas, but if your wedding is medium/small it could be great.

  8. this question made me giggle only because my FI was soooooo excited about the strip club (weird, I know) and then in Atlantic City he got way too drunk too early in the night and got sick so he didn't ever make it to the club. He was so sad, but I kinda just had to laugh because it was his fault (not mine!) that he didn't get strippers.

     

    (This story makes him sound kinda lame, but I swear it was more like the idea that OF COURSE you see strippers at a bach party, it's your one time when that is allowed, and he missed it on account of his own stupidity....oops!)

  9. I am so excited to have my rehearsal dinner here! They have been great to work with, and I know they try to respond to all emails/phone calls within 24 hours. The owner's name is Jacobo Turquie, although he is not the only one to do groups so you may end up working with someone else there.

     

    I attached the group menu and the wine list. We were able to negotiate the menu choices and prices a little bit, fyi.

     

     

     

     

    La Panga Group Menus.doc

    Lista de Vinos Imprimir.doc

    La Panga Group Menus.doc

    Lista de Vinos Imprimir.doc

    La Panga Group Menus.doc

    Lista de Vinos Imprimir.doc

  10. Quote:
    Originally Posted by MERRYME View Post
    I liked both of these and they are both 100 for under $120 with the Costco discount

    http://pal.einvite.com/product/Weddi...&vk=2099864917

    http://pal.einvite.com/product/Weddi...&vk=2099864917
    I also used Costco for my invitations, and you don't even need to prove your membership if you log into http://pal.einvite.com instead of just http://www.einvite.com. I got really nice quality invites with lined and printed envelopes and thick paper for $280/100 of them. They have good customer service too. They took off a little flowery thing I didn't like and sent me a proof and everything I asked!
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