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stressful : margarita

leonardo dicaprio : The Beach

Quote: Originally Posted by RonNMel I'm ENGAGED!!! He proposed to me today, on Christmas morning. I'm so happy, and of course I cried. http://bestdestinationwedding.com/fo...6/#post1113771 CONGRATS!!!

Usually like... you can only take so much about Michael Jackson still, haha. Like or Dislike: Chelsea Lately

fruit : fly

Some. Fav is DKNY Be Delicious (the green one). Like or Dislike: chocolate truffles

Quote: Originally Posted by AmandaMc Thanks for the insight Leanne. I feel a little better that they do this with everyone. I'm just going to have to keep dreaming about the beautiful sun and sand to ease my anxiety for the next 3 months Here is something to hold you over... this will be your exact beach view in 3 short months!!!

tank : farm

fish : fry

Like. Eggnog milkshakes?

How exciting. Can't wait to see!!

I'm not sure about their in house photographer. But if you hire an outside one from Mexico, you have to pay for a room for them for one night to be able to have them do your photos. Or just bring someone with you from home as they will already have to have a room to stay in.

Quote: Originally Posted by latina77 I like the idea of a wedding brochure and a website does anyone have examples of wedding brochures they gave guests and what they included in there? Also I would like to put up a website too - how can I go about doing that at a low cost? Any ideas of what I should start posting and what potential guests want to know? I created my own save the date cards and sent out FAQ's mostly about the booking info for now they are already mailed out. Our wedding is July 8th - BUT guaranteed group rate and reserved rooms come to a close though Jan 15th...so I know I definintely want to post that info and make some personal phone calls to remind people of the deadline!! Join theknot.com (for free) and you can set up a very cute, custom website for free! It has a layout for you so that you don't forget anything. Just started mine and it is easy to figure out. They can also RSVP on the site you create. Good luck!

Very southwest Louisiana here. Born and raised. I love it and wouldn't want to live anywhere else!

Hello Houston! You certainly aren't far from me, I'm in Lake Charles. Congrats on the engagement and planning. You'll find everything you want to know and more on this forum.

deep : ocean

Michelle Pheiffer : Personal Effects

Like, if bikini and iPod are included. ) Like or dislike: last minute Christmas shopping

broadway : stage

Quote: Originally Posted by lil_reeves Once he realized how upset it made me he said if I don't want him to get another one then he won't. It's put me in a tough place, of course I want to say no, but should I? Is it really fair for him to have two lap dances? IMO one is more than enough. Please help!!! I really need to know how to deal with this situation. My Bachelorette party (yes I only get 1) is the same night and I know I won't have any fun if i'm stressing about this. I think one lap dance is enough! FI can watch girls dancing and letting it all hang out as much as he wants, but they better not touch him unless I am there too, lol. Not that I don't trust him. It just grosses me out. But I'd absolutely ask him not to get another one.

Quote: Originally Posted by simba1234 So I know etiquette says you should invite your boss/select co-workers to your traditional wedding but I'm a little unsure of the proper etiquette for a DW. I know for a fact that my boss wouldn't go because we can't both be out of the office at the same time...someone needs to cover. Aside from that she has two little kids, hates flying, etc.. What has everyone else done? I know that my co-workers wouldn't make it. I am uncomfortable inviting my boss (husband & wife, older couple) because I think they would come! Sounds terrible, haha. However, it would be awkward because they are so different from my family/friends. Not that I don't think they would enjoy it, but I would feel somewhat obligated to entertain them?? When I told my boss I was having a DW, she said we should close the office that whole week so everyone can go. Not everyone could afford it/would go... just them. But I think it would still be nice for you to invite her even if she can't make it.

Christmas : lights

Quote: Originally Posted by violetvixen god, I really wish I had better pictures, but here you go... my Nicole Miller gown. As you can see I'm standing on a chair; the dress is really long on me and I'll need to get the hem taken up. Also, the dress is super wrinkled, needs to be steamed! but you get the the idea. Wowzah! I was looking for a dress something like this and had no luck in my town. It's gorgeous though, congrats on the find! And for being a shortie like me. )

Quote: Originally Posted by Tifany So FI tells me today how much of a strain it will be for his family to afford to come to the wedding. Note: DW was his idea. That said, even if we had it in the US they would be putting money down, since they would have to travel from Europe. We are scheduled to get married in March 2011, but do I offer to push it back to that fall? What would you guys do? How would you react? What a bummer! We were initially planning late October 2010 because I wanted an October wedding. Also, FI's youngest sibling would still be 12 and get child rates at resorts. However, we decided to push it back to April 2011 to give everyone more time to save (especially his family, we won't even go there, they aren't very supportive of our DW decision, but if we get married in the states they would be asked to travel anyway). However, it turned out clever because we want to get married on our 8 year anniversary, April 21 2011. BE CAREFUL with fall.. make sure you plan around hurricane season! Other than that, if you can wait, I guess push it back once as we did so they have less to gripe about?

Congrats on the engaged & 2011 bride club! Glad you finally get to sport your ring. )