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Sunday, July 23, 2006

Consider the 5-Year Rule
JamieWeddingCar.JPGWorking with brides over the years, there is one typical dilemma that always presents itself.  Other peoples opinions!!  
 
There is the mother of the bride who tells you that even though you have been dreaming about having the wedding invitations with the bears wearing the pink bows, the mother simply cannot send that invitation to your fathers business associates.  It would simply be inappropriate.   Or the best friend that wrinkles their nose at the idea of your having your nephew be the ring bearer.  You want him to be part of your special day because he is the first boy grandchild in a family of eight grandchildren.  Your friend tells you that you are out of your mind as he is way too young at 2 years old to participate in your wedding day. 
 
While everyones opinion can be valid, it is ultimately up to you to make the final decisions for your special day.  With so many decisions to make, it can be overwhelming.  Let me recommend to you the "5-Year Rule".  
 
The 5-Year Rule is quite simple.   Take a moment to think about your life 5-years after your wedding day.  While some decisions can seem all important today, how important will it be to you in 5-years?   Will the pink bears "bear" all that much importance? (pun intended!)  Perhaps you can defer to your mothers opinion as in 5-years the wedding photos will be so much more important to you then the wedding invitation design.  (I had one customer who compromised by sending the bear invitation to her friends and a traditional wedding invitation to family and business associates!) 
 
You have considered your friends concern about your nephew being too young, but in 5-years it will still mean a great deal to you and your family that your nephew played a part in your special day.  Perhaps your nephew made quite the cute impression on the wedding with his little shouts from the altar to say hi to his mother! 
 
I hope for you that by using the 5-Year Rule, you can release some stress and gain some perspective while making all the very important and detailed plans that make a perfect wedding day!
 
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Tuesday, July 4, 2006

Photo Wedding Thank You Cards
photoinvite.jpgPhoto Thank You Cards - What a great way to say "Thank you" to your special family and friends!  Sending a thank you note that includes your wedding day photo is a very special way to thank your guests for sharing your day and for their wedding gift.  Most of your guests will never have the opportunity to view your wedding photo album after you receive it.  Sending them a special wedding day photo in your Thank You card will surely bring a smile to their faces and bring back the memories of the lovely day that they were able to share with you. 
 
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