Wedding planning

Parker · 08-16-2012, 06:59 AM

My nephew is getting married in 2 months and his fiance set up a website with all of their info about the ceremony, reception, accommodations, wedding party, etc; and the site included registries (ourwedding.com or something) - they had everything from the very formal crystal and china to normal household items on there.

The thing I loved about their registry though was the fact that they are going on a Royal Caribbean Cruise for their honeymoon and they registered there as well - so people could get them things to do/use/whatever while on their honeymoon, like a wine tasting, a dinner, a cabin picnic, a massage, etc.

I thought that was cute and instantly wanted to get them something for during their honeymoon - something they maybe couldnt afford or would like to do but wouldnt normally do it for themselves.

Oh, the other thing I was going to mention: I was talking to a friend the other day about her daughter's upcoming wedding and apparently, according to my friend's family that is, if one of you is going to wear a wedding dress, you need to buy it 8 months in advance so alterations, etc can be done in plenty of time ..... ?

Who knew. lol

08-16-2012, 06:59 AM	#9
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