I took advantage of my last week of vacation and got SOOOO much done. I decided on a favor. It's more than I wanted to spend but I'm happy with it. I went on a bunch of florist apointments and actually booked one! She understood my vision and gave very useful feedback. I felt very comfortable with her, and the price? Not bad at all.
Oh and I got my shoes! I'll take pics ASAP! Next up invitations, I guess. And lose 20 pounds. And win the lotto.
ant n tilde
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congrats on the shoes and florist!
what favor did you decide on?
Kimbalina
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Your 'to do' list is similar to mine!!!
Congrats on getting some key things done!
KiTTeN0819
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Which florist did you decide to go with?
CNC10408
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So exciting.....We are jsut realizing that we are soooo close to the year mark
Mrs A in May
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Thanks girls! I'm actually making the favor. I am getting mini bottles of Bailey's and mini bottles of Amaretto. I'm putting them into an organza bag with recipes for a Nutty Irishmen and an Italian Delight attached. YUM
Mrs A in May
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ant n tilde
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Posted by Mrs A in May
Thanks girls! I'm actually making the favor. I am getting mini bottles of Bailey's and mini bottles of Amaretto. I'm putting them into an organza bag with recipes for a Nutty Irishmen and an Italian Delight attached. YUM
can i come to your wedding!! that sounds like such an awesome idea! and i have to look up that italian delight recipe - i LOVE LOVE LOVE amaretto!
Mrs A in May
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Sure!! Here's the recipe:
'Italian Delight'- Amaretto 1 oz Cream 1 1/2 oz. Orange Juice 1/2 oz. Cherries/Maraschinos 1 whole
Use a chilled cocktail glass. Shake amaretto, cream and OJ in a shaker with ice. Strain into glass and garnish with a cherry.
