Quote: Originally Posted by shellk hi ladies,
its nice to hear from other brides for 2010.
me and my h2b get married 15th feb 2010 @ riu palace riviera maya.there is just us and our 2 best friends then we are having a big ahr on 6th march.
i freaked out a little this week thinking did i book too quickly.we booked the resort as our ta had stayed there and said how fab it was.i had,nt done any research or anything.but i went on tripadvisor for 300th time and that put my mind at rest.i don,t know why i did it we booked back in february?
how far have you guys got planning wise?
i have found my dress and go for fitting in dec.booked ahr venue, we are having a mexican theme party.in process of getting quotes back for photographer for ahr and boudoir book.bought lots of bikinis thats about it.
next month im going to buy shoes and cake topper. Hiya ShellK, nice to see a fellow "BRIT". We are getting married 26th March 2010 at Dreams Tulum. We also booked early ( 2008 ) and every day I tell myself if we'd waited we'd have found a better deal, gone with a different travel agent, decided on a different venue etc... but the truth is Im pretty sorted with my planning but still freaking out so if I hadnt sorted myself out early I'd be even more stressed at this stage.
So far I've designed and launched my wedding website, chosen my dress and found a dressmaker, sent out STD'S, designed but not printed my boarding pass invites and Hubby 2 b has bought his suit.
Out of curiosity how have you found your booking experience? We went with Thomas Cook cos they were the best price by far at the time but to be honest I think they are actually really pricey and couldnt care less about our wedding. Our TA is not getting involved at all with any of our wedding plans, they wont even help us get our official paperwork in order cos we didnt book the wedding direct with them... even though we qualify for the free package so we wouldnt have had to pay them anything for the wedding anyway!!
Hope your experience this far has gone well. Good luck for the rest of the planning.