I'm getting married in Sept 2004 - but my FMIL is going down to Greece on Sunday - is there anything I should DEFINETLY have her bring back from Greece for the wedding??? I don't know when the next relative will be going down. Any ideas?
LImom
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Thanks Scoop. It is so nice of you to respond. I almost feel stupid for posting such a question, but I just had to ask. I was too embarrassed to ask anyone I know. When I was a young girl we were taught to never do your cross sitting down. Then when I got married, my in-laws always did it seated at the table and we've continued that way. I needed reassurance that it wasn't majorly wrong. Take care.
deby
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LIMom, I have seen it done both ways. At my koubara's house, they stand up. At another friend's house, they sit. Others - and my family has been guilty of this- just do their Crosses and toast. So I think whatever you do will be fine. Do what you feel most comfortable with.
Marcela1654
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LIMom: FH's family doesn't stand up either. So you're not alone
deby
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MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wish you and your loved ones a happy, healthy and prosperous 2004!!! And Kala stefana!!!!!!!!
AtticaQT
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Merry Christmas girls!!! Wishing all of you and your families a happy and healthy one!!
Some, of you already know - my brother got engaged last night! So we have one more major event to celebrate!
LImom
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I hope everyone's Christmas was exceptionally wonderful this year, and may the New Year bring joy and the fulfillment of all your dreams. Thanks for all your interesting and informative responses.
AtticaQT
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HAPPY NEW YEAR LADIES!!
junebride04
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Happy New Year girls!!!
deby
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Happy New Year!!!!!!!
Marcela1654
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Happy New Year
junebride04
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I can't belive 2004 is here FINALLY!!!!!!!!!
I have so much on my to-do list for the wedding this month! Hopefully I can get them done!
deby
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I cant believe I have less than 4 months
I still have to:
call the church about music
get candelabra from reception hall and meet with florist to figure out flowers
shoes, veil, fittings (dress isnt in yet)
caligraphy for invites once they come in
dance lessons
bathroom baskets
programs
cones for rice and flower petals
placecards
gifts for koubaroi
order rings (we picked them out last week)
book hair and make-up
book video
figure out music... ehat song to walk in with, parents sons, etc.
oh, yea.... GET A JOB and FIGURE OUT WHERE WE ARE GOING TO LIVE!
DKA1026
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Happy New Year to everyone!!!!! And 'Kala Stefana' to everyone getting married this year!!
AtticaQT
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Hi girls! I have a question - I'm going to be baptizing my nephew in march and I was just wondering where would be a good place to look for a cross. Obviously i wish I could go to Greece but that unfortunately is out of the question.
Any good jeweler suggestions?
deby
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I got the Cross for my Godson's Christening from a jeweler on Steinway and 28th Ave. Greek guy. He has Crosses from Greece, including ones designed by Trianti. Want me to FM the address?
AtticaQT
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Yes Debbie! That would be perfect!
deby
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I'll FM you tomorrow
AtticaQT
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Thank you! I have to start looking for his cross and his outfit. I'm so excited but nervous too because I dont know 'Pistevo' - do you know it by heart? WIll they let me read it or will I have to memorize it? I am so horrible!
deby
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Dont worry about it I knew most of it though, had to learn it in sixth grade. Luckily, the Priest let us read it anyway.
Where are you getting the clothes from? Is it a girl or a boy? I have a couple of recommendations for you if it's a boy!
AtticaQT
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Debbie- he is a boy! He is too cute! His dad isnt greek so he looks like a little Irish boy - red hair with blue eyes!