my parents have been So incredibly good to us, and i dont know where or how to begin thanking them...
do you guys have any suggestions as to what we can do for them thank-you gift wise?
sagapo
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someone must have an idea.... ?
lauramark
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On Kodak Gallery you can create picture books. I was thinking about creating one of them for each with pics throughout the years! But i dont know how long that would take! My friend just did a double frame, in her own china pattern. One side had a picture of the two of them and the other had a poem for each set!
jtgarsik
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i know the photo labs in eckerds (dont know if other places do it -i'm sure they do) now does this thing where they take any picture and put it on canvas to make it look like a real painted portrait - i was thinking of me giving my mom one of me & her from when I was little, and the same with FH. They really come out beautiful.
Saviry2000
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Good question. I was thinking the same, I was thinking of buying a new car for dad, since mom just brought a new one a couple of years ago, BUT unfortunately, with all this wedding expenses can't afford one right now. My photograher is giving me two magazine style album for them, I guess thats a start. Maybe a vacation after the wedding, for all their hard work.
july06bride
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we got my parents concert tickets-great seats and a marriot GC ...I got my mom a bracelet too-not $$$ but it was beautiful and had some meaning to it
heatherandrichie
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Posted by lauramark
On Kodak Gallery you can create picture books. I was thinking about creating one of them for each with pics throughout the years! But i dont know how long that would take! My friend just did a double frame, in her own china pattern. One side had a picture of the two of them and the other had a poem for each set!
