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Hi Andrea28,As far as I understand it, the package price is the price- no adjustments or substitutions! So, get as many people to go as you can and just know that one photographer might get a shot that the other couldn't. That's what we're hoping for
As far as the booking goes, I believe they credit you toward any incidentals you may have, but you'll need to confirm that because I'm not for sure.
Originally Posted by Andrea28
Hello !!
I was wondering, when you book the Dreams wedding package and you have more then 5 rooms booked, do they subtract the price of the complimentary package from the price ??? And If I do not want the photographer in the dreams package since I have my own, do they subtract it from the price ??
thanx ladies
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I am relieved to tell you all, that I got a call from another judge who could do it at our original time! I'm so thankful!
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Hi Ladies!
We are coming down to the wire and having a hard time deciding what to do for our hors d'oeuvres and reception meal! Can you tell me what you ate and if you liked it? We could really use some help!!!
Thanks!
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Turned out great! It probably feels good to have them done...I can't wait til I am
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It's amazing all the different stuff you can find and how creative people can get!
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I can't decide if I should do a fan for my guests....our wedding is in the evening, but maybe at that price, I will!
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I haven't heard of either of them, but I check them out! thanks
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I need to check out VistaPrint!
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I wish I would've seen this thread earlier! Good idea though, I will keep my eyes out for future steals
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Can't beat a deal!
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We decided not to do one either! I'm still kind of torn because I know my grandma would love to be there, but she's too old to travel that far now. But, my FI doesn't want to do one because he says we are having our reception at our wedding! I agree...but maybe I can get some of the family together this summer for a cookout, but not call it a reception!
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Love the scrapbooking idea! Is it faster than real scrapbooking?!
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I wish I could help, but I've never heard of it either! I'd be interested to know
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I've honestly never heard of people just taking the centerpieces from a wedding. I guess I would either put out little favors that say, "for you to take" or some neat poem and that may deter them from taking your centerpieces then! You could also have someone clear the centerpieces after they've been enjoyed and before everyone gets drunk
Originally Posted by meBonidie2be
I really appreciate all your feedback ladies. I wasn't sure if it was a given that ppl take the centerpieces. I guess I won't be able to use all the cool things i have from the beach. I have a feeling there will be alot of drunk ppl toward the end of the night and no matter where those items are they could come up missing. Thanks for the advice!
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I don't think there are really any rules when it comes to an AHR. Everyone does what works for them, so I say do what you want!
Originally Posted by charitydawn
Just curious what is the general time frame that you have your AHR? How many weeks/months after the wedding?
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Love the idea of surprising your guests---AWESOME!
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Your treat table is awesome! What a cute idea
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I would definitely invite everyone you invited to the DW. At the end of the day, if they attended the DW, they can choose not to attend the AHR!
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Good luck ladies with your AHR's, they sound fun!
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Those are cute! I hope the ones that the resort supplies are good, cause I'm not taking any along!
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Great advice, what you did sounds awesome! My FI doesn't want to do an AHR, he feels that we are having our reception at our DW, so we don't need to do it again. I was torn, but now I'm just excited to get there
Originally Posted by iGotsGills
We did our AHR a week after we returned home from our honeymoon, but we made it more of a party than another wedding reception (we figured we did the whole shebang while we were away, and so we would celebrate it but not replicate it). We had 200 people, and we did a Sunday afternoon cruise on a yacht with cocktails and a lot of food. We had toasts, and that was it. We didn't even have assigned seating, except for limited mobility guests and the wedding party. All of the wedding party was identified by corsages and boutonnieres, and that was pretty much the extent of it. I didn't even wear my wedding dress; I wore a short ivory dress instead (I guess it could be classified as a "short wedding dress").
Here's my thought on the AHR: if you want the experience of having a larger reception, by all means have at it. The way I felt about mine, however, was that it was more for my parents. I was perfectly content with my DW reception (as was my husband, but he's actually glad we did the AHR now). In fact, I barely remember my AHR because there were so many people and I was busy running around trying to make sure I spoke with all of them.
Everyone did rave about it though, so it's nice that so many people were happy.
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So, Friday I get a call from another commissioner who has 6 other weddings that day, but can squeeze us in at 7:45am! Oh my gosh, how am I supposed to get my witnesses there, who have an hour and a half drive?! But what choice do I have? I'll take it!
Originally Posted by dominiqueamber
Wait what happened?! Did you find someone to do the wedding?!
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I wish I would've found this sooner! When I did my initial research, it seemed way more complicated and expensive...but maybe it does cost more in my state! Oh well, too late now
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Interesting idea, I have never heard of it!
November 2011 Brides (or Grooms)
in Destination Wedding in Riviera Maya, Cancun & surrounding areas
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I finally had the chance to add my name to the list -now that it's 8 days away!