Post # 17
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Helper bee
Seriously, I am totally pleased with us for doing the daytime wedding. It made the day go by super fast and we got to spend most of it as a happy married couple rather than a nervous soon-to-be married couple scrambling around like idiots.
Plus it meant we had no trouble booking vendors.
I did have to wake up at 6:00am to do hair/makeup and I ended up running late, 5:30 would have been better.
Post # 18
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Blushing bee
Sorry to threadjack just had to say
@Lexy: LOVE LOVE that you did a brunch wedding! If I decide to have a reception after our elopement I want to do a brunch! I want to do a “make your own omelette bar” and have tons of yummy breakfast food!
Post # 19
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Helper bee
@anonymous678: LOL… well it’s not really a threadjack if we convince
@lizzyflitz: to go for the fall wedding because a brunch is awesome and totally doable in a shorter timeline!
Seriously Lizzy, don’t get discouraged, if you want a fall wedding you can make it happen, just be creative 🙂
Post # 20
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Blushing bee
@Lexy: very true!!
@lizzyflitz: You should totally do a daytime/brunch wedding! I know that venues charge a lot less for daytime weddings and probably have a lot more time slots/days available 🙂
Post # 21
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Worker bee
@Lexy: and
@anonymous678: Aw, you ladies aren’t thread jacking! I truly appreciate your ideas! I have really relaxed about this and it feels great. I’m going to be as flexible as possible and just worry about it when the time comes.
Although now my SO is planning a get away to the cabin next weekend and I can’t help but wonder…Trying not to get excited but can you blame me?!
Post # 22
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Blushing bee
@lizzyflitz: I dont blame you!!! I hope the proposal happens at the cabin! Trust me anytime we plan something or go anywhere the thought is in the back of my head 🙂 Good luck keep us updated!
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