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@christinenadine: be sure to have great entertainment! I love a good DJ or band that can get everyone involved and keep the party going.
@christinenadine: You should totally come to a bee meet-up and find some local bride friends :) Makes the process more fun! I'm close by if you want to grab coffee or something...
ETA - send me a PM if you're interested!
Yeah I'd love to go to the meetup! Is it decided when it is yet? I'm in santa cruz during the week so I may or may not be able to actually go :p
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I've never been to a wedding as an adult, and I feel like it's a disadvantage in my planning! I don't know what "works" and what doesn't from the perspective of a guest. And I'm the first one getting married out of all my friends, so I don't really know what to do.
I'm mostly joking, but if you really do want to invite me I'll totally pay my price-per-head! I'm a friendly person and I'll definately liven up your party ;D
If not, could I get some advice from bees who attend a lot of weddings? What really makes a wedding a great (or awful) experience?