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[GinaP]

Hi Ladies I am doing candles for the centerpieces. What are your thoughts on packing them and bringing them down? Think they will break? Thanks!

[jsal4]

I did Pashminas/Shawls/Scargs and everyone loved them. I was planning on getting ones that matched the wedding colors, but instead I bought several different colors and styles to try to fits a wide range of tastes. There were a huge hit and every time I see one of my guests now, they are wearing them. I bought mine at http://www.fashionunic.com/

 

 

Originally Posted by DawnDean 

Do you all think that Pashminas are important?  My wedding is at the end of April,  does it get chilly at night?  I found a site that sells them for $3 each. What are you thoughts?

 

Thanks

[PPMay2013]

Hi bubblez,

 

The quote I got for a smores bonfire from my Wedding Coordinator (Erika) was $16/person. Hope that helps!

Originally Posted by bubblez 

Thanks for all the information murel.

 

Did you bring your own paper lanterns for the receptions?  If so, how much did the resort charge for setting it up? I want lanterns too and I want it to look like the picture below (so a lot). Do they charge per lantern or just a flat rate?

  Does anyone know how much it cost for a bonfire?

[PPMay2013]

Originally Posted by bubblez 

 

Thanks for all the information murel.

 

Did you bring your own paper lanterns for the receptions?  If so, how much did the resort charge for setting it up? I want lanterns too and I want it to look like the picture below (so a lot). Do they charge per lantern or just a flat rate?

  Does anyone know how much it cost for a bonfire?

Hi Bubblez,

 

The quote for a smores bonfire I got was $16/person (from my wedding coordinator, Erika). Hope that helps!

[murmel]

Originally Posted by DawnDean 

 

Do you all think that Pashminas are important?  My wedding is at the end of April,  does it get chilly at night?  I found a site that sells them for $3 each. What are you thoughts?

 

Thanks

It should not be very chilly at that time of year. But it might be a bit windy, so I am sure your guests would love the pashminas. If it fits in your budget I would think that would be great, but it is not necessary.

Originally Posted by GinaP 

 

Hi Ladies

I am doing candles for the centerpieces. What are your thoughts on packing them and bringing them down? Think they will break?

Thanks!

Candles are beautiful. I would think travelling with them should be quite easy, just wrap them in bubble wrap to avoid breakage. My only caution for you- it is very windy at the resort (unless you plan an indoor reception)! I had tea lights, and they would not stay lit! So depending on the look, maybe try to find the battery operated ones.

 

PPMay2013- not sure why there is an issue with your post. But thank you for passing on the info.

For the bride looking for the price for the bonfire/smore party, she was quoted $16/person from her WC.

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[GinaP]

Hi ladies I want to give mini tequila bottles for favors, does anyone know if : 1. They can be shipped there 2. Bring on the airplane? Or buy them when I get there? thanks!

[WeddingCancun]

Originally Posted by GinaP 

 

Hi Ladies

I am doing candles for the centerpieces. What are your thoughts on packing them and bringing them down? Think they will break?

Thanks!

Hello GinaP

A good option  could be wrap the candles in tissue paper and store them in a box

[RNtoBe]

Originally Posted by DawnDean 

 

Do you all think that Pashminas are important?  My wedding is at the end of April,  does it get chilly at night?  I found a site that sells them for $3 each. What are you thoughts?

 

Thanks

 

I'm wondering the same thing, except my wedding is in the middle of May.

[murmel]

Originally Posted by GinaP 

 

Hi ladies

I want to give mini tequila bottles for favors, does anyone know if :

1. They can be shipped there

2. Bring on the airplane?

Or buy them when I get there?

thanks!

You can not ship alcohol, unless you have permits and are willing to pay the customs and other fees. You might be able to bring some on the plane with you, as long as it falls under your allowable limit for booze (not sure what it is for Mexico). I would think you could buy them down there, but not sure exactly where or for how much. There are so many tourist shops around, I am sure you could make an arrangement with someone for lots of small tequila bottles.