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Nothing to do....

I always here brides say that planning their wedding was like a full time job. I feel like I should be running around like crazy trying to organize things. But I'm not! Doing the all-inclusive thing really cuts down on effort. I'm not chasing down vendors, bargaining and comparing. I think that is what takes the most time.

I made a "to do" list, most of the items are involving the summer reception. Even if I do one item a week, I only have to start in two weeks to get…

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Added by Carolyn Marshall on November 11, 2010 at 10:56am — No Comments

Registry Guilt

We finally got registered. We registered at Sears and MEC. It was super fun! It's like shopping without spending any money!

But now I have registry guilt. I got all caught up in what the books say. All the rules. How many items to register, check each price point, registering for somethings I would probably never use because the book said I should.

When I was reading up around eco/green weddings I found all kinds of cool sites that let your…

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Added by Carolyn Marshall on October 16, 2010 at 3:41pm — No Comments

Destination Stresser

We decided to go to Cuba for an all-inclusive wedding deal. It was cheaper and seemed like a great way to have a week long party instead of a one day party.

I still have some serious stress-out moments where I wonder if we made the right choice. I really enjoy reading all the fun indie wedding blogs and seeing what other people have created. But I won't get the chance to create all that since it's a basically a pre-planned wedding package. Also, pretty much my…

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Added by Carolyn Marshall on October 9, 2010 at 12:59pm — No Comments

Happy Canada Day To Me!

On Canada Day Brad suggested that we go check out what was happening on the waterfront. It was bustling and lovely. He then suggested we go up to Citadel Hill to get some shots of the waterfront. It was lovely. A few clouds passed over the sun but in general the day was bright.