FutureMrsC
<font color=red>I'd really love to do some peeping
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- Mar 4, 2006
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Wow... I can't believe that I've been married for 46 days!
Our wedding was absolutely perfect. Over the past month, I keep hearing from people that it was the most beautiful, perfect wedding that they have ever attended. It's bittersweet to remember it... I'm SO glad that it's over and I don't have to wreck my brain with planning or craft activities, but it's also strange to think that after all the planning, it's over and it isn't coming back.
As a bride who, up until 1 WEEK before the wedding, adamantly REFUSED to hire a videographer, I'm SO glad that I did end up calling someone... and I'm SO lucky that they were still available with only a week's notice. If any of you are thinking of having a wedding in Atlanta or the surrounding area and want a low-budget (but not cheesy or poor quality film) videographer, PM me and I'll give you their contact info. Bottom line here: even if you detest the sound of your voices ( as both my DH & I do), you can watch the ceremony on "mute" and still really enjoy it. I've watched it too many times to count within the time we've had it (several weeks).
If you're having a "Disney Wedding" at home and are searching for ideas, please know that I was in your boat and "invented" most ideas myself. I'm more than willing to walk you through ideas that I came up with (from etching into glass candle-vases to making bows to making other table decorations to designing and making my aisle runner AND designing the wedding cake and groomscake myself), feel free to PM me and ask questions... I've definitely been in your boat and survived!
As I'm not "privileged" to post links to my wedding pictures, I'll spell it.
dubya-dubya-dubya-1*snapfish*com/share/p=35411520332840114/I=108133280/q=56213877/otsc=SYE/otsi=SALB
Oh... and as a recent honeymooner, I DO NOT recommend cruising w/ Carnival. Though we were upgraded to the best floor (top of the ship with a picture window), we were going CRAZY with the "Carnival Colors" competition going on throughout the ship. EVERY event (with the exception of the slot machines) revolved around "What color team are you on?". Now, if you're a naturally competitive person, then this is probably the cruise for you. However, if you just like to enjoy activities WITHOUT the competition (even broadcast by the Maitre'D at dinner), then I wouldn't recommend it. I used to love Carnival... but now... goodness... I think I'll have to go with Disney. Not that I mind that
Questions? Comments? let me know
Our wedding was absolutely perfect. Over the past month, I keep hearing from people that it was the most beautiful, perfect wedding that they have ever attended. It's bittersweet to remember it... I'm SO glad that it's over and I don't have to wreck my brain with planning or craft activities, but it's also strange to think that after all the planning, it's over and it isn't coming back.
As a bride who, up until 1 WEEK before the wedding, adamantly REFUSED to hire a videographer, I'm SO glad that I did end up calling someone... and I'm SO lucky that they were still available with only a week's notice. If any of you are thinking of having a wedding in Atlanta or the surrounding area and want a low-budget (but not cheesy or poor quality film) videographer, PM me and I'll give you their contact info. Bottom line here: even if you detest the sound of your voices ( as both my DH & I do), you can watch the ceremony on "mute" and still really enjoy it. I've watched it too many times to count within the time we've had it (several weeks).
If you're having a "Disney Wedding" at home and are searching for ideas, please know that I was in your boat and "invented" most ideas myself. I'm more than willing to walk you through ideas that I came up with (from etching into glass candle-vases to making bows to making other table decorations to designing and making my aisle runner AND designing the wedding cake and groomscake myself), feel free to PM me and ask questions... I've definitely been in your boat and survived!
As I'm not "privileged" to post links to my wedding pictures, I'll spell it.
dubya-dubya-dubya-1*snapfish*com/share/p=35411520332840114/I=108133280/q=56213877/otsc=SYE/otsi=SALB
Oh... and as a recent honeymooner, I DO NOT recommend cruising w/ Carnival. Though we were upgraded to the best floor (top of the ship with a picture window), we were going CRAZY with the "Carnival Colors" competition going on throughout the ship. EVERY event (with the exception of the slot machines) revolved around "What color team are you on?". Now, if you're a naturally competitive person, then this is probably the cruise for you. However, if you just like to enjoy activities WITHOUT the competition (even broadcast by the Maitre'D at dinner), then I wouldn't recommend it. I used to love Carnival... but now... goodness... I think I'll have to go with Disney. Not that I mind that
Questions? Comments? let me know
I'd really love to check out your pics...especially because I'm trying to figure out a way to do my own aisle runner...but i couldn't get the website to come up.
and that will probably be a long time!
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for going with red & white. It's funny... she's done bouquets for years and years and hadn't ever done red & white before. She was afraid it would be too bold and always discouraged people from using it. Red is always my signature color however, and there wasn't anything she could do to stop me. 
... my florist told me to leave it alone for 3 months... AHHHH the temptation!
