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bediva33

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  1. I would offer to pay him the difference.
  2. We won't be doing that or the bouquet toss. I find the whole garter thing awkward. I've felt that way at every wedding I've ever attended.
  3. If I could have it my way, this is what I would do. Of course my parents would have a hissy fit.
  4. Quote: Originally Posted by MSBRANDI I think you should invite everyone, so that no feelings are hurt. I basically talked to everyone on my guest list, and if they had a interest in going I sent them a save the date. But you'll make a good decision. This is a good idea. At least you can weed out the persons who are not interested.
  5. I'm in the same boat. I don't deal with either side of my family like that. And neither does FI. And to add icing to the cake, the majority would not be able to travel to the wedding for financial reasons anyway. I thought about sending invites to everyone but it'd be a waste of $$ in my opinion. I've decided to just invite a select few people. The grandparents, and immediate relatives that we actually do deal with. If you are concerned about feelings being hurt (in my case I'm not really concerned), then maybe you should at least send the invites. Just be to be safe.
  6. I changed it that next day. But I have the notification turned off for relationship status so it didn't pop up in my newsfeed or anything. People only saw it if they happened to visit my page.
  7. Quote: Originally Posted by midnight24 it's plenty of time to do research on ideas of what you like, what you don't. where you want it to be. it's too early to get 'group rate quotes' for most places...but you can still pick a resort, pick a date (as long as you don't change your mind) and let people know your plans. create a fun save the date, website and keep your potential guests informed. lots of time to try on a dress and order one. lots of time to think about colours, flowers, music, invites, photos. but most of all...a lot of time to save money to pay for everything!!! good luck and happy planning. That's definitely a plus.
  8. Quote: Originally Posted by MissSimone Well I'm not even engaged and I'm actively planning my wedding. We know we want to do it in 2013. I'm just waiting on the ring! (and a job w/ benefits) lol. Trust me I understand! Lol I'm in the same boat. Thanks ladies for all your responses!
  9. Quote: Originally Posted by Melaina Ha, that's awesome! I've never met another Melaina. And it's GREAT that you have ideas this early -- just imagine how amazing your wedding will be once you get there! Is there an option to move the date closer so you can really get rolling? No. I won't be able to take that amount of time off from school during a semester. I didn't really want to get married over summer break. That's why I'd rather wait until after graduation.
  10. Wow engaged in Italy? Sounds like it was wonderful! Congratulations and welcome to the forum!
  11. Congratulations and welcome to the forum!
  12. Congratulations and happy planning!
  13. Welcome to the forum!
  14. No you're not being unreasonable. I wouldn't like it either. Does he not see the issue? He should wait until after the wedding. He could do it that night once they get back to their room. Or the next morning. He waited all this time why can't he wait another day?
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