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Mrs. Daisy, New York Age and Occupation: 32, Attorney Fiance's Age and Occupation: 32, Finance Engagement Date: December 10, 2005 Wedding Date: November 11, 2006 Blogging Since: June 7, 2006 Venue: Metropolitan Club About Me: My favorite activities used to include knitting, cooking, doing the crossword puzzle and about a million other relaxing pursuits. Since my engagement, well, not so much. Wedding planning has become my primary hobby. So much so that I am downgrading my work schedule to part-time in order to more fully dedicate myself to my wedding (and reality tv, as well, if I'm being honest).

September 22nd, 2006 @ 10:28 am by Mrs. Daisy

I may be biased, but I am pretty excited about some stuff going on at the Wedding Library…! They just launched a new newsletter and have introduced some pretty convenient services (plus, they used a bee motif-how cute?):

THREAD bridesmaid dresses: Starting this month, the Wedding Library is exclusively doing NY sales for Thread, which is stopping sales out of its NY showroom. Since I use both Thread (for my maids dresses) and the Wedding Library (for planning), I am, especially excited to have them both under one roof.
The Stylish Bride/ Wedding Stylist: Apparently Julie Sabatino runs the Stylish Bride and basically can be hired to help you shop for/style/coordinate your entire wedding day ensemble. Although I’m not sure I actually needed a stylist, I can imagine that, had I worked with one, I would have had a far easier veil shopping experience.
Travel Siblings / Travel agent: This is kind of self explanatory-they do honeymoons, guest hotels, destination wedding resos, etc. Though I had my wedding planner (at the WL) help me book/block my out-of-town hotel rooms, I definitely appreciated the guidance.

And best of all-Free gift! If anyone uses the new styling, travel or bridesmaid services, they’ll get a free white wedding day umbrella. Not that any of us hope for a rainy wedding day, but you never know! (The promotion is good through the end of the year!)

And I completely admit that I get disproportionately excited when something has a “free gift.” Even if the gift is like, let’s say, return address labels with kittens on them. The whole something for nothing thing just gets me every time.