Does anyone else feel like their advice is outdated? I mean, I was planning so long ago that companies have changed, personnel has changed, prices and packages and policies have changed, etc.
tourist
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Yes, for some things. I know prices at my hall have cahnge d& policies at my photgrapher have changed, but the staff is still the same, so I can comment on that for a little longer & mostly I stick to the 'Which ( fill in the blank) do you like better ?'threads!
My opinion is never outdated!
Aga
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a lot of the time I feel like girls ask for advice but dont really want to hear it... I dont know if that makes sense
Jax430
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I definitely feel like my advice is outdated. I started planning my wedding in the summer of 2002, so I'm pretty far removed from this stuff. I've mostly moved on to LIF and don't post here much anymore.
hbradio
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Yes because I barely remember names of banquet managers and things like that, prices, phone #s, etc. I can however, help with my opinions and advice!
JimmysBride
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Yes for certain things, especially in terms of prices, reception halls (I haven't visited halls since 2003), etc.
But there's still alot of advice I feel I can offer related to how the day goes, timing, relationship issues, and of course, what I used or did.
I remember that when I was planning, I valued a BTDT bride's advice so much more, so I still try to help where I can even though alot of the questions and issues I really can't relate to anymore.
dpli
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I feel like I can comment on what I liked and didn't about my vendors, but the prices are outdated, I am sure. I post a lot about the church stuff, my particular hall and ideas for gifts and things like that.
