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Planning Your Wedding Day
The best insurance of having a smooth running wedding, is
to plan enough time for what's important to you. Ask the professionals
you are hiring how much time they will need to perform their duties
and then make up a tentative schedule. But don't expect to stay on schedule
to the minute, you can't control most of the things going
on around you on your wedding day. Your photographer is one of the best
people to ask for
assistance in this
area, because he/she is one of the few professionals that sees every
wedding from start to finish. Don't hesitate to give us a call if you
need help.
Save on Invitations
When ordering invitations, keep in mind that you don't usually
need an invitation for each and every guest. You only need one per
couple and if young children are invited, you'll only need one per family.
Although, you may want to send older children living at home, their
own invitation. I would also recommend that you order about 15 extra
invitations to allow for mistakes when addressing or names you may have
forgotten about. You should also realize that larger invitations usually
require extra postage, which can add up quickly.
Mr. and Mrs. Who?
When making your honeymoon plans with your travel agent,
make sure you get your flight and room 
confirmation numbers. Wait about a week, then call the airline
and hotel to reconfirm your reservations. Don't panic if they don't
know who you are. Sometimes travel packages save flight and room reservations
in blocks, just make sure you're included in the block.
Long Sleeves
If any of the men, or boys, in your bridal party have smaller
builds or shorter arms, here's an easy way to prevent their sleeves
from falling down all day. Simply put a rubber band or two around their
upper arm to hold the sleeve up. Of course, this is assuming they are
wearing jackets!
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Love
by Robert Browning
So, the year's
done with
( Love me for ever! )
All March begun with,
April's endeavour;
May-wreaths that bound me
June needs must sever;
Now snows fall round me,
Quenching June's fever...
( Love me for ever! )
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