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frazali

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  1. Quote:
    Originally Posted by TonyandTricia View Post
    To me, a shower is for your closest friends and family and if you didn't think they were close enough to invite to the wedding I wouldn't invite them to the shower. I would probably think it was kind of rude to be invited to give someone a gift and not invited to share in their day with them. "You want a gift from me, but not for me to share in your wedding with you?!?" If you were only inviting a few people to the wedding then maybe I could understand, but 70 people is a lot.

    You will most likely still get gifts from them for the AHR if that's the point of inviting them to your shower.

    Just my thoughts...
    I agree with TonyandTricia as well. I've always heard that you don't invite people to the shower who aren't invited to the wedding (with the exception of work showers).
  2. So excited for the storm. I made gingerbread and sugar cookie dough tonight - going to my mom's tomorrow to make and decorate christmas cookies with my niece. The MTA has halted all construction on the subways - I just hope the storm isn't too thick and they're still running.

  3. So in case anyone is thinking about holiday presents, I got a converter at Best Buy for about $80 the other day. It's great! It comes with a holder for slides, a holder for negatives, and a scanner. I tried it out, and the resolution on a negative from 1992 was surprisingly good.

     

    It's going to be a long project for me to digitize all of the negatives and slides, but it will be nice to have archived them before they further degrade.

  4. I agree with everyone - send them out as soon as you have them done.

     

    RSVP deadline can depend on when the resort needs to have a final count. You may also want to factor in when you personally need to know for things such as OOT bags, programs (if you're having any), favors, etc.

     

    AHR can wait since you don't know if or when you're going to have one. That also depends on where you're having it (backyard is different from formal venue) and when they need to know by. I wouldn't stress about that - concentrate on the wedding first!

     

    Just think about what type of AHR you can afford and want to have if you do have one. Once you have decided that, then you can narrow it down to venues, meet with them to see when they need to have the #'s, and work backwards from there in terms of when to send them out and rsvp deadline.

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    Originally Posted by Quietstorm View Post
    We choose that date since it's memorial weekend. That gives our guest a day off they have to go back to work.
    We ended up having our AHR (which was the only reception we had) over Memorial Day weekend as well for that reason. The reception was on the Sunday of that weekend, which meant that people really didn't have to take any days off from work.

    We're all so lucky in that flights into and out of NYC are usually so reasonable (even for a holiday weekend - where prices usually sky-rocket), and they have 3 different options of airports.
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