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Posts posted by Sweetpea_Mtl
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Congratulations on your engagement and welcome to BWD!
There's definitely LOTS of information on this forum. Happy planning!
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Congratulations and welcome!
There's definitely LOTS of information on this forum. And I think to key to de-stressing is being informed and everyone here is so very helpful so I'm sure it'll help bring down your anxiety level. Happy planning!
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Congratulations and welcome Jenna!
There's definitely LOTS of information on this forum. Happy planning!
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Have you thought about having your guests stay in an AI and then host your wedding at an offsite location such as a hacienda as metnioned before?
I'm in a similar situation as you with potentially lots of guests (over 100).
Let us know how your DW planning is coming along...
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I smiled in relief when I read your post!
I feel a little less "guilty" for staying up 'til the wee hours of the morning going through BDW forums, knowing you gals are on here too.
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I'm with ChristinaP... Total MAC addict myself and so I thought I'd have to forget about getting my make-up done in Mexico. So thank you Afrommert for giving me hope and references PDC! :-D
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Wow! That's a really great idea.
Martha Stewart's web site is filled with DIY.
Another useful DIY site for crafty BTB is DIY Bride?
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Wow! I'm glad this forum is up... I had no idea it was so complicated (with the blood tests and all). Now I'm thinking of quietly getting a legal mariage license in Canada just before we leave.
Thanks for the advice ladies!
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Welcome to BDW and happy planning!
As a newbie myself I found the list of acronyms quite useful...
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Welcome to BDW and happy planning!
As a newbie myself I found the list of acronyms quite useful to start with...
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Thanks for the reference and the advice. Spliting costs in half certainly is appealing and would enable us to splurge a little more.
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Congratulations on the engagement & welcome to BDW!
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Congratulations on the engagement & welcome to BDW!
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Oh and since I'm new to this forum and to any forum for that matter, I found this forum very useful. It explains abbreviations used on this site:
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I find there are 4 main benefits for myself at least...
1) You get to spend a whole week (or a few days) rather just 1/2 day with firends and family if I were to have a local wedding
2) Less desireable guests aren't part of the plan
3) Cost reduction
4) You get a great natural looking tan for your wedding pics!
Browse around this forum and I'm sure you'll find all you need. Just need a little patience...
Cheers!
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Congratulations!
I'm also looking into a Mexican wedding destination (althoug later in the year - Nov probably) so I know the feeling you have right now. It's overwhelming how many places/resorts there are.
I started by speaking to friends & family to get their travel likes & dislikes but I mostly rely on my own experience and my travel agent's advice on beach, food and service quality, as well as the weather at your given time of the year.
July for example is VERY hot so you'll probably want a more breezy location with a resort that offers A/C in all areas (not just in the rooms but in the dining areas as well) and perhaps a swim-up bar since the pool will surely be a popular gathering spot. Sorry I can't tell you which region would be best mid-summer weather-wise but that's where I'd start narrowing it down.
I hope it all works out well for you!
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Hi everyone,
Congratulations to all other brides-to-be and recent brides!
I'm thrilled to say that my fiancé surprised me during a trip last month in the South of France, as he got down on one knee while we were visiting a castle. Very touching and romantic!!! (I LOVE surprises!)
We'd like a wedding in the Riviera Maya/Playa del Carmen region. His youngest brother (of 3) and bestman has just asked us if we'd consider a DOUBLE wedding. I think it's great idea (as long as they agree to MY ideas of course!!! lol)
As for the date, we're thinking Nov. 2010 or Jan/Feb 2011 to avoid the Holiday and spring break crowds.
From what I've gathered so far, The Royal Playa del Carmen seems like the ideal all-inclusive for our needs.
There's SO MUCH to look into & think about though, my head is spinning!!!
I'm wondering if I should hire a local wedding planner (Riviera Maya)? Any thoughts? I'd like to able to chose my photographer, flowers, menu, decorations, music, etc.
Merci!
Brigitte
P.S. - I'm French-Canadian so sorry if I make some spelling errors!
Brand NEW wanting to be a CABO/Cancun bride
in Newbies!!
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Congratulations on your engagement and welcome to BWD!
As vlynnw suggested, Xel-Ha is a fabulous site to go to for all kinds of water activities in a natural setting.
There's definitely LOTS of information on this forum. Happy planning!