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Mrs. Mary Jane, Grand Forks, ND Age and Occupation: 26, Instructional Designer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Lead Programmer Engagement Date: February 28, 2009 Wedding Date: September 2009 Venue: City Hall About Me: I'm a career woman on the surface and a homemaker at heart. I love fast cars and high heels, and my favorite food is cake. Mr. Mary Jane and I are both full-time employees and students, and we just bought our first house. We love to curl up on the couch with buttery popcorn, Sour Patch Kids, and the latest Netflix arrival -- whenever we can get a break from everyday life.
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The Flip Side of Getting (Non)Wed

April 30th, 2009 @ 6:49 pm by Mrs. Mary Jane

By taking such a budget-oriented, low-key approach to wedding planning, I’m fortunate to be able to avoid a lot of big stresses. I don’t have to deal with big bills, with unresponsive vendors, or with choosing favors. A lot of people have told me that if they could do it again, they’d do what I’m doing. But let’s think about that for a sec. By tossing traditional wedding ideals to the wind, I’m also missing out on a lot of the fun stuff…

Engagement pictures.
Why would we get them? We have no paper products in which to incorporate them, and we won’t be displaying them on any reception tables, table-number cards, etc. We already have a ton of photos of us on various vacations and such, so we don’t need them. They’re an unnecessary expense. It might have been fun though, anyway.

Invitations, STDs and other fun paper products.
I love paper products! I love being crafty! The single biggest thing I’m sad to miss out on is designing a sweet save-the-date and a stellar invitation suite. I am really looking forward to our wedding announcements and thank-you cards, though.

Bridal showers, bachelorette and other wedding party shenanigans.
I have no wedding party, and hardly anyone knows when I’m getting married. So, I’m not expecting any showers or parties in my honor. It’s one of many things you have to let go when you’re planning to basically elope*. I’ve never been anyone’s bridesmaid, but I have a couple of good friends getting married in 2010 for whom I’ll be the photographer… so I hope to vicariously get my girlie-time on with them while photographing these events in their lives.
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Mrs. Mascara, Chicago/Upper Michigan Age and Occupation: 25, Biomedical Engineer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, Process Engineer Engagement Date: July 27, 2008 Wedding Date: September 2009 Venue: Catholic ceremony, reception at local armory About Me: A lover of Mr. Mascara, crafting, baking, Gossip Girl, diet soda, and all things wedding. A Yooper girl somehow displaced in the Chicago suburbs, planning a wedding from a distance, and counting down the days until I marry my best friend.
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Another Project

April 30th, 2009 @ 6:22 pm by Mrs. Mascara

Please excuse me for not writing an interesting post today. You see, I was busy all night making one of these.

Another Project :  wedding decor diy reception Dsc 068

A 20’ long teal taffeta table runner (how’s that for alliteration?). One down, twenty more to go. They are kind of a pain to make, but look at how shiny they are! Please excuse the random threads, the fabric frays easily so I need to clean up the edges.
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Mrs. French Bulldog, Orange County Age and Occupation: 28, Administrative Assistant & Interior Design Student Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Purchasing Analyst Engagement Date: November 8, 2008 Wedding Date: August 2009 Venue: Bernardo Winery About Me: I've lived in Atlanta, Dallas and Laguna Niguel; although I've lived in Orange County, CA most my life, I'm a Southerner at heart. I work full time for a Commercial General Contractor (aka my father) and I go to school for Interior Design at night. I love modern design, music, wine, crafting, DMailing, my family, my Westies, and of course, Mr Frenchie! Mr Frenchie and I met 3 years ago on Match.com and have been best friends ever since. I love his "old soul" and how he laughs with his whole body, among many other things. We are planning our summer wedding at the winery near his hometown, just 45 minutes south of Orange County.
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Oui, Aye

April 30th, 2009 @ 5:58 pm by Mrs. French Bulldog

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Before Mr Frenchie and I knew where or when we were getting married, we were able to answer at least one of the most popular questions being asked: “Where are you going on your honeymoon?” However, we always get mixed reactions to our answer: French Canada, more specifically, Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa. Everyone says, “Oh, that is nice,” but only about 20% of them mean it. I don’t know why most people have such a hard time with us not wanting to go to Hawaii or Tahiti. It’s not like we have anything against those places, as they look lovely and relaxing.
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Mrs. Meatball, Hollywood Age and Occupation: 30, Actor/Writer/Office Maven Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Actor/Writer Engagement Date: October 7, 2007 Wedding Date: May, 2009 Blogging Since: September 16, 2008 Venue: Private Garden/The Bungalow Club About Me: I love melty cheese and diet coke almost as much as I love my man. I'm from Chicago, he's from NYC, and we both miss public transit and great pizza. We have an adorable muppet dog called Paco. I'm part hippie with a healthy dash of hip hop superstar, have excessive empathy for animals, and have not one, but two bionic eyes (long story). We're broke and it ain't no joke. It can't stop us from planning the bold and whimsical wedding of our dreams, but we've had to get pretty creative to make it work, yo!
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Sometimes I look at my skin and just sigh. What am I doing wrong? I drink a lot of water. Sure, I’m still weaning myself off the junk (and by “the junk” I mean Diet Coke), but I wash twice a day and moisturize as much. I take vitamins. I take EFAs. Hell, I even exfoliate! What’s a gal gotta do for a darling, dewy ’dermis?

A couple of weeks ago, I had a makeup trial from a woman with skin you wouldn’t believe. She is dewy, radiant, positively luminous, and she specializes in skin care. I mean, she’s so healthy looking, you kinda want to lick her to see if she tastes like kale; and she’s so adorable, you want to put her in a Baby-Bjorn and carry her around (but that’s another story). Her background is in cosmetic dermatology, but she’s moving toward a holistic approach. She also happens to be dating Mr. Murad’s son, so you know sister’s got an ’in’ with the best of the best.

She saw right away that my skin was stressed. My pH balance was off, she claimed. When I told her I was using Neutrogena acne wash, she went white as a ghost. Apparently, the little bumpies on my forehead weren’t zits from too much oil, they were a reaction to a too-harsh cleanser!

I’ve always loved to pamper myself with good skin care products, but for the past year or so, we’ve been buying the bargain-basement, bottom of the barrel drugstore brands to save money for the wedding.
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Gallery Photo of the Day

April 30th, 2009 @ 5:22 pm by Weddingbee Gallery

Today’s photo of the day was uploaded by strickward. She made her own birdcage veil with vintage veiling and flowers from Etsy. It only cost her $9!

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There have lots of great uploads to the Weddingbee gallery recently, so go check them all out! And don’t forget to upload and share your own pictures from your wedding as well. We’d love to see them!

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Mrs. Cheese, Knoxville Age and Occupation: 29, Engineering Manager Fiance's Age and Occupation: 27, CAD Designer Engagement Date: July 31, 2008 Wedding Date: May, 2009 Blogging Since: October 16, 2008 Venue: Our home and the two acres it sits on About Me: I’m an emotional girl who loves sentimental things, parenthetical asides, and trying to do things herself. I can cook, sew, am a whiz at planning, terrible at delegating, and totally in love with my fiancé (who will be my second husband but first love of the rest of my life). For our home/ garden/ DIY wedding, we’ll be moonlighting as interior designers, home improvers, and gardeners with the help of our fabulous friends and neighbors. We can’t wait to be married, and are learning how fun getting married can be.
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Everything I Do…

April 30th, 2009 @ 4:59 pm by Mrs. Cheese

… I do it for you.

You’re welcome for getting a cheesy Bryan Adams song stuck in your head for the rest of the day. Now we’re in the same boat. The Cheese Boat!

So, it’s 1AM and I’m sitting in a hot, musty, fluorescent-lighted man-building (you know, the kind where only men work and the smells of metal and yucky hand soap mix with sweat and grease?) on the world’s worst office chair.

Why?

Because Mr. C’s been working all night on a side gig — with proceeds going to our honeymoon — and I’m the support crew. I’ve made two caffeine runs, picked up crappy (yummy) fast food, and smiled each time he walked by for the sake of morale.

If that’s not love…
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Mrs. Latte, Boston/NYC Age and Occupation: 29, College Admissions Counselor Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, Elementary School Teacher Engagement Date: August 23, 2008 Wedding Date: July 2009 Venue: Stage 6 at Steiner Studios About Me: I am an East Coast girl marrying a West Coast boy. After 2 years of over 3,000 miles between us, Mr. Latte and I are looking forward to finally living in the same time zone/coast/city/home and living “normal couple” lives. I am a crafter at heart and enjoy dragging my friends into new craft projects. I love my Mac, baking cupcakes, wrapping presents, my BlackBerry, naps, good NY style pizza, Jack Bauer and of course, Mr. Latte. I love him a latte. :)
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Scantron Time

April 30th, 2009 @ 4:34 pm by Mrs. Latte

Scantron Time :  wedding menswear Scantro11 scantro

Okay hive, take out those #2 pencils, it’s scantron time! Keep your eyes on your own monitor and take your time answering these questions. There are no wrong answers!

Question #1:

A girl and boy (but mostly girl) hunt for pink suspenders for the boy, his 4 friends (let’s call them his “men”) and his 2 little “men”. They finally find them from suspendease, and quickly purchase 7: 1 adult size in dark pink, 4 adult sizes in light pink, and 2 child sizes in dark pink. Upon receipt of the suspenders, the boy tries them on and is left confused. (See girl’s co-worker/model, aka Exhibits A and B, below.)
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Mrs. Beagle, Austin Age and Occupation: 26, Electrical Engineer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Finance Engagement Date: July 12, 2008 Wedding Date: October 2009 Venue: Church Ceremony/Reception at The Waterford House About Me: I am a true, but rare, Austinite---I was born, raised, and continue to live in this great city! Although I am an engineer by day, I feed my inner creative side through crafting, sewing, and obsessing over Martha Stewart. I love coffee, my mister, NPR, and exploring all the nooks and crannies of Austin. I can't wait to share my adventures in DIY and wedding planning with all of you!
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E-pics: Part I

April 30th, 2009 @ 4:07 pm by Mrs. Beagle

Before I jump into showing pictures, I wanted to talk about how I chose our photographer. Ashley and I were in the same Girl Scout troop for almost 10 years. Yes, we struggled through getting our Silver & Gold Awards through middle school and high school. After high school, we both went off to college, and about a year ago, I discovered that she had become a very talented wedding photographer (you can visit some more of her great pictures here). As soon as I discovered this, I knew I wanted to hire her for our wedding if she was available, and she was! I am so happy to be working with someone who I feel very comfortable around and who is so good at what she does. So now, without further ado:

E-pics: Part I :  wedding engagement pictures E003
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Mrs. Ballet Flat, New Orleans Age and Occupation: 24, Geographic Information Systems Analyst Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, IT Analyst Engagement Date: March 16, 2008 Wedding Date: May, 2009 Blogging Since: September 25, 2008 Venue: St. Charles Borromeo Church/Jefferson-Orleans North About Me: I absolutely love wedding planning, spending time with Mr. Ballet Flat, various crafts, watching football, baking, pop music, bargain hunting and ice cream. My idea of a great date night is dinner and clearance shopping with Mr. Ballet Flat! I currently live below sea level in the suburbs near New Orleans, where I make maps all day, everyday for my job. I'm slowly becoming more and more obsessed with anything New Orleans related for our wedding, and I can't wait for the big day!
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Thanks for the Memories!

April 30th, 2009 @ 3:40 pm by Mrs. Ballet Flat

One of the biggest things about a wedding are the memories. My photographer told me she is going to take hundreds of pictures of the big day. Hundreds? I don’t think I have a Facebook album from an event with hundreds of pictures! Heck, in my college days, I thought I took too many pictures… but this just takes the cake (in a good way)!

Well, since I’ve heard from so many former brides that the day just flies by and you don’t really see it all, I decided we should ask for more perspectives from our guests.

So, Mr. BF and I were on the look-out for the infamous disposable cameras. We didn’t care if they said wedding on them, because we are going to have cards on the table explaining what they are for anyway!

So, in our adventures to Target, we found a bunch on clearance for half off. Even better, they are good for action shots. I know our families will be going nuts on the dance floor, so this will be great to capture those random moments (just in case my photographer has too much to capture on her own… you never know with my family, trust me!).

I decided to pretty them up with some invitation scrap paper and pretty ribbon I found at Michael’s. I also Goccoed on some Martha Stewart teal-ish looking “recipe cards”. They will make great cards on the table, in my opinion, and were on clearance for $1! SCORE!

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Mrs. D'orsay, Baltimore/Lancaster UK Age and Occupation: 24, nonprofit communications Fiance's Age and Occupation: 29, Web site developer and designer; co-owner of men's skincare shop Engagement Date: August 10, 2008 Wedding Date: August, 2009 Venue: Oakland Manor About Me: I'm a Maryland raised environmental policy wonk/activist/organizer and communications aficionado. In the past year I've lived in Baltimore, MD, Tucson, AZ, Miami, FL and Lancaster, England. In my not so spare time I enjoy planning trips with Mr. D' Orsay, visiting friends and family and crafting like a mo-fo. I also enjoy modern dance classes, rugby and soccer but have been banned by my mother, MOHs, and Mr. D' Orsay from playing till after the wedding. I have an unnatural addiction to cheese and shoes, but love Mr. D' Orsay more than either and can't wait to become Mrs. D' Orsay!
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In-Law Politics

April 30th, 2009 @ 3:11 pm by Mrs. D'orsay

My main motto is “let the family member deal with it”. For example, if it’s a problem with my family, I’ll deal with it, and vice versa for Mr. D. I’ve always echoed this advice to bees on the boards, but honestly, we’ve never really had to deal with the issue of in-law politics until recently.

What I failed to realize when I responded to people on the boards is that it can be so darned hard to keep your mouth shut! At least for me, that is. When family drama starts to affect you and your relationship, how do you best deal with it? I still think it’s best to allow the person who’s family it is to deal with the problem, but how do you deal with it on the DL between the two of you?

We recently had an issue arise, and I wish I could tell you all that I immediately supported Mr. D, never questioned his approach, and generally supported him during the incident. But… I didn’t at first. I was angry, hurt, and so very, very confused. I just couldn’t understand why everything was happening the way it was. I wanted to lash back, fight fire with fire, and stoop to the same passive-aggressive, childish level. But, Mr. D? Well, he wanted to take the high road.

The whole situation made me even more grateful (if it were possible) to be with my future husband.
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Mrs. Gloss, Boston/Maine Age and Occupation: 24, Designer/soon-to-be Architect Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Systems Engineer Engagement Date: May 23, 2008 Wedding Date: August 2009 Venue: SS Katahdin/Lakeside Tent About Me: I don't like nickels or the skin that forms on pudding when it's in the fridge for too long. I couldn't live without Pantone markers, fountain soda (3/4 diet, ¼ regular Coke), run-on sentences, or ridiculously oversized sunglasses. I will try to DIY almost anything and am just OCD enough to make most of it work. I am truly excited about having all my family and friends together, becoming Mrs. Gloss, and having amazing photos to prove it!
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The China Conundrum: Part Deux

April 30th, 2009 @ 2:44 pm by Mrs. Gloss

After I posted about my China Conundrum the other day I still had no idea what I was going to do (even after all my lovely reader comments), so bring on Part Two!

As I mentioned, I will not be inheriting china from my mother or grandmother – this is because they don’t have any. Therefore, it goes without saying that we never used it at holidays or special occasions growing up, which makes it difficult for me to see myself using it. My grandmother has great old pewter plates and my mother has some fabulous whiteware that we use for ‘special occasions’. My mother offered to give me the whiteware, but she doesn’t have a complete set, she just has the plates (which I LOVE). The line (and manufacturer) is discontinued, and I would have to scour eBay to find the rest of the pieces, which I foresee getting expensive… fast. But, this led me to thinking that maybe my china doesn’t have to be FINE china… maybe I could just get some great white china.

The Benefits:

  • It’s less ‘formal’. I don’t ever foresee us hosting an event where a classic white plate would be unacceptable.
  • White presents food SO nicely.
  • It’s less expensive than fine china, therefore I feel less guilty about putting it on our registry (and won’t be furious when Mr. Gloss inevitably breaks something).
  • It can be easily mixed and matched with other bright pieces to create different looks.
  • It feels more ‘us’, and I don’t think our friends would feel uncomfortable eating off it, like they might with some of the patterns I posted the other day.
  • I can put it in the dishwasher… and the microwave. :)

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Mrs. Peep Toe, San Francisco Age and Occupation: 29, Policy Analyst Fiance's Age and Occupation: 36, Olive Oil Production Manager Engagement Date: December 16, 2007 Wedding Date: May, 2009 Blogging Since: November 26, 2008 Venue: Hotel Vitale About Me: I am a west coast lady who loves the San Francisco Bay Area. I love living with Mr. Peep and our animals: Huck the Dog and Ferris the Cat. I work to save the environment in San Francisco, while Mr. Peep makes ridiculously delicious Olive Oil. On any day you can find me reading the latest book I have gotten my hands on, eating Swedish Fish, and perusing wedding blogs! We are both champagne drinking foodies on a Bud Light budget. We are planning an eco-chic, intimate, and interfaith San Francisco City wedding.
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Best. Girls. Weekend. Ever. Part 1

April 30th, 2009 @ 2:17 pm by Mrs. Peep Toe

I know the wedding is supposed to be the best weekend ever, but after the bachelorette weekend MOH/Sister Peep planned, there are no other words to describe the weekend.

Let me start by saying that I cringe at the thought of having to drink a shot of tequila. I’d kill my friends if they made me wear a veil with condoms or penis paraphernalia. And I’d run from the room screaming if I had to ’dare’ a guy to give me his underwear, or really, anything else, for that matter.

But I love the idea of spending a weekend with my best girlfriends. While I am not a total girly-girl, I love my girls.

So, here is a recipe for you to have your own Best. Girls. Weekend. Ever.

1. A fun city: Seattle (7 out of 11 of the girls live there or have family there) was an easy choice.

Best. Girls. Weekend. Ever. Part 1 :  wedding bachelorette party Shoes1

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Mrs. Penguin, Northern California Age and Occupation: 27, Weddingbee Editor in Chief Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, Doctor of Physical Therapy Engagement Date: January 29, 2007 Wedding Date: June 7, 2008 Blogging Since: September 14, 2007 Venue: Winery in the Gold Country About Me: I love the Spice Girls, dogs with underbites, bean burritos, making messes, high fives, avoiding showers, crossword puzzles, blogs, weddings, and blogs about weddings!
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My Obagi Journey: Week 2

April 30th, 2009 @ 1:50 pm by Mrs. Penguin

Progress on the Obagi Nu-Derm system has had its ups and downs, but overall I am really excited to be on it, and am so glad I decided to take the plunge! While there hasn’t been DRASTIC improvement yet (a full cycle of the program takes 18 weeks), I’m actually noticing an improvement in my skin, even in the short time I’ve been on it.

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The most drastic improvement has been a definite evening-out of my skin tone, and my skin is visibly smoother and tighter. I went into the program unhappy with how my skin was noticeably darker in some spots, and with how my cheeks were bleached and pink looking. I can definitely tell that my skin is starting to even out. You know how right after you moisturize, your skin feels “plump”? Mine is starting to feel like that for longer periods of time. I’ve also noticed that my acne scarring is becoming more faint. I wouldn’t consider it a huge “problem”, but there is no doubt that it’s fading, which is pretty exciting!
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Mrs. Joey, Seattle Age and Occupation: 28, Project Administrator for Public Health NGO Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, High School History Teacher Engagement Date: June 24, 2008 Wedding Date: August 2009 Venue: Eastside Catholic Chapel and Lake Union Cafe About Me: I'm a Seattle girl through and through except for the fact that I don't drink coffee. I love my job most of the time because I get to travel and work with brilliant people who are trying to prevent Malaria. I love DIY projects of all sorts, cooking, and watching sports. I'd wear anything at Anthropologie and could spend all day on Etsy. I love to travel but shouldn't because I always get myself into unbelievable situations!
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Not Feeling in the Wedding Mood

April 30th, 2009 @ 1:22 pm by Mrs. Joey

Over the weekend I finally got my act together and made a list of everything that needs to be done for the wedding. Although it was long and quite daunting, it kind of made me excited. I was eager to tackle some fun new crafts, and really, the list meant that the wedding was fast approaching.

The first thing on my list to tackle were table runners. I did a few Sunday night, and planned to do a few more Monday night after dinner. I don’t think table runners are going to get made today or tomorrow. I’m just not in a wedding mood.

This afternoon I got an email from a friend saying he had to change his RSVP status to decline. The deadline for a big project he’s been working on has been moved to the week after the wedding. Things are going to be too crazy, and he’s not going to be able to take time off from work.

Yes, it’s just one decline, but it’s one at the end of a long list of others. A few people got laid off, some had their salaries cut, 3 are having babies (yay!), and a handful can’t come because they can’t get time off. I can’t complain. Seattle is really far away for a lot of our guests, especially those who would be coming from DC, New York, New Zealand, and Singapore. The economy is tough, and even I’ve had to skip a wedding this month and just sent Mr. Joey alone. But all the same, it’s really hard to get excited for the wedding when some really important people aren’t going to be there.

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Mrs. French Bulldog, Orange County Age and Occupation: 28, Administrative Assistant & Interior Design Student Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Purchasing Analyst Engagement Date: November 8, 2008 Wedding Date: August 2009 Venue: Bernardo Winery About Me: I've lived in Atlanta, Dallas and Laguna Niguel; although I've lived in Orange County, CA most my life, I'm a Southerner at heart. I work full time for a Commercial General Contractor (aka my father) and I go to school for Interior Design at night. I love modern design, music, wine, crafting, DMailing, my family, my Westies, and of course, Mr Frenchie! Mr Frenchie and I met 3 years ago on Match.com and have been best friends ever since. I love his "old soul" and how he laughs with his whole body, among many other things. We are planning our summer wedding at the winery near his hometown, just 45 minutes south of Orange County.
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Before Mr Frenchie and I were engaged, we used to throw around ideas about where to get married. Very early on in our relationship we talked about The Labradors’ city of Savannah, GA. Like I said, I’m a Southern girl at heart, I was born in Atlanta, GA, and used to visit my family just outside Baltimore, MD once a year. We dreamed of a wedding with “Southern Romantic Charm”, in a beautiful location such as this.

The Frenchies Sniff Around for a Venue :  wedding venues Whitfie

Look familiar?

But, alas, when it came down to it planning a wedding across the country, in a city neither of us had ever been to, while we both worked full-time and while I was in school, just wasn’t realistic.
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