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Involve Your Family In Your Wedding

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Date: 11/05/2007 Topics: Photos > Weddings | Weddings for Less > Advice  
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Involve Your Family In Your Wedding
Involve Your Family In Your Wedding
Use you and your family's gifts and skills to save money and to make your day and your memories extra special:
  • My brother in-law sang
  • My God-mother sang
  • I made the programs
  • My husband's aunt did my make-up
  • My cousin was our wedding photographer

This is the best way to share memories, having the ones you love involved.

By Priya from Milwaukee, WI

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Post By Jenny (Guest Post) (11/07/2007)
Congratulations--you're a beautiful couple


Post By (Guest Post) (11/07/2007)
Very common sense!


Post By Sandy from WI (Guest Post) (11/06/2007)
I totally agree. However, there isn't much for singing talent in my family, my Mom--but she would have been too nervous--same for me.
I did alot of it myself. I made all the corsages and bouttonieres with silk flowers, made the cake topper, bought simple clear glass vases at garage sales and filled them with shredded ribbon and silk flowers for the reception centerpieces. My Mom made my crocheted purse, ring bearer's crocheted pillow, flower girl's basket,fans for the bridesmaids and a centerpiece basket all (except purse) of which the florist then filled with silk flowere. I did have real and silk flowers for my bouquet.
Hubby's brother videotaped the wedding. We did have disposable cameras on the tables for candid shots, but also had a photographer for shots of the wedding and us.
Your picture is beautiful and your hubby married a smart and crafty lady.


Post by malinda (16) | (11/05/2007)
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What a beautiful picture. You are a beautiful bride and your new husband is soooo handsome. Have a wonderful life together and make each other laugh.


Post By (Guest Post) (11/05/2007)
Great ideas! Very nice picture, you compliment each other, have a blessed marriage.


Post by the Oracle (412) | (11/05/2007)
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Thirty years ago, my cousin was my photographer, too. He was a professional sports photographer, so you can imagine how the photo of me throwing the bouquet looked. lol


Post by azDana (117) | (11/05/2007)
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What a beautiful couple! Congratulations on your marriage. :)


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