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jenniferkuhr

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  1. Great, great question.  I would say to encourage them to participate and attend, but let them know NO gifts!  This will take some of the pressure off.  If possible, encourage folks to arrange something less expensive  (i.e. a night out in a city close to everyone, as opposed to flying to Vegas).  One cute idea for a less expensive bachelorett or shower is a "panty party."  This became HUGE with my group of girlfriends.  Everyone brings a pair of cute new panties as a present and you strong them up.  The bride has to guess who each pair is from!  (guests try to pick a cute pair that is more their style or has a design of some significance to them....i.e. a teacher might find a pair with an apple print...)

  2. Yes!  Have a registry.  People who can't go do want to do something to celebrate this special occasion and have you know they're thinking of you.  I spread the word at least to my closest girlfriends not to stress about a gift and if that can be one way they cut down on cost then I was ALL for it!  Some brides go crazy keeping lists and tracking down who didn't give them a gift, I think thats just nuts...at least where a destination wedding is involved.  Guests pay a ton to fly down, you pay a ton to feed and entertain them, its a good exchange.  Gifts are just an extra bonus, but not necessary. 

  3. Love this quote, it is SO true!  I find myself saying this a lot every time someone tried to convince me to do more decorations...more flowers....its NOT necessary...Playa Del Carmen is SO gorgeous!
     

    Originally Posted by merrylee View Post
     having a DW makes the details less annoying and more fun and I don't have to worry about decorating a whole location because it is already done for me by God and nature.

     

     



     

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