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Expenditures
- Thank You Postcards + Stamps = -$31
- Balloons to Mark Ceremony Street: -$4
- Money Remaining from Lodging: +$110
- Margarita Machine: -$232
- Whole Foods: -$317
- King Soopers's (Food): -$372
- Sam's Club (Food): -$403
- Boxed Wine: -$80
- Beer Kegs: -$140
- Clips for Nametags: -$24
- Photography (extra flickr storage): -$25
- Wedding License: -$10
- Cakes: -$178
- Wooden Sticks for Ceremony Program Fans: -$19
- Wedding Quilt for Ceremony: -$8
- Wedding Favors: -$21
- DJ (iPod): $0
- Photographers (friends): $0
- Bride's Hair (friend): $0
- Bride's Necklace and Shoes (reused): $0
- Groom's Tie (made from old fabric): $0
- Sash for Dress (made from old fabric): $0
- Fabric for Cloth Napkins: -$50
- Tablecloths: -$33
- Stamps to Mail Instructional Dance DVDs to Our Wedding Party: -$6
- Compostable Forks, Spoons, Bowls, and Cups: -$64
- Stamps (Invitations): -$20
- Water Color Paper (Invitations): -$6
- Embroidery Thread: -$2
- Wedding Dress (+Shipping/Handling): -$20
- Domain Name for Website: -$7
- Wedding Books from Library: 0
- Total Spent: $1,962
- Total Remaining: $38
Topics
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- Be the Change (10)
- Blog Love (14)
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- Cake (11)
- Ceremony (54)
- Ceremony Programs (5)
- Changing Last Names (9)
- Chime In (2)
- Contests (86)
- Couples' Counseling (2)
- Dance (3)
- Date Nights (4)
- DIY (126)
- Dogs (1)
- Dress (38)
- Eco-Friendliness (57)
- Family (7)
- Flowers (11)
- Guest List (4)
- Guest Post (58)
- Hair/Make-up (3)
- Health (8)
- Honeymoon (26)
- Ideas from Others (49)
- In the News (13)
- Inspirational Weddings (27)
- Invitations (37)
- ipod (1)
- Jobs (13)
- Location (15)
- Marriage (21)
- Marriage For All (17)
- Music (16)
- Organization and Planning (14)
- Photography (23)
- Playlist (1)
- Purpose of Weddings (134)
- Q and A (81)
- Random (99)
- Reception (64)
- Registry (9)
- Ring Pillow (1)
- Rings (31)
- Stress (30)
- Successful Relationship (39)
- Thank You Cards (5)
- Video (1)
- Vows (1)
- wedding (1)
- Wedding Budget (54)
- Wedding Favors (7)
- Wedding Feedback (3)
- Wedding Industrial Complex (21)
- Wedding License (1)
- Wedding Party (7)
- Wedding Weekend (9)
- Wedding Wisdom (2)
- Weddings in Pop Culture (8)
- Wedsite (5)
- Worst Wedding Advice (9)
Blog Archive
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- Making Customized Wedding Posters with Photoshop
- Happy Saturday!
- DIY: Fabric Leaf Centerpieces
- This Song Makes Me Happy
- Awesome Wedding Gift
- I'm So Glad We Stayed Out of Debt While Wedding Pl...
- Another Sad Day in the Fight for Marriage Equality
- Contest: Enter to Win Handmade Flowers
- Marriage for All
- I Love Love
- You Know You're Living in an Economic Recession Wh...
- More Insight into The Wedding Industrial Complex
- Emily + Greg
- Eco-Friendly Fabrics
- Q & A: Asking Wedding Guests for Money
- Free Handwritten Fonts for Wedding Invitations
- The Goodwill Goes Online
- Honeymoon Hat
- Balloon Wedding Garland
- Q & A: Receiving Lines
- Telling Wedding Guests What to Wear
- Friendly for the Environment and the Budget
- Making a Book of Wedding Pictures
- And the Winner Is...
- Wedding Veils
- Q & A: New England
- Contest: Last Chance to Win
- Wedding Packing List
- Our Annual Adventure
- The Coolest Honeymoon Ever
- Indonesian Wedding Ritual
- What to Do When You Don't Want to Be the Center of...
- Wedding Industrial Complex Propaganda
- Q & A: How to Deal with a Family Ring
- Music to Set Your Soul Ablaze
- Contest: Enter to Win 120 Invitations or Save-the-...
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Us
We're the kind of people who would rather be outside than in. We drink mostly water. A lot of it. We're the kind of people who put on costumes at Halloween and drive around town delivering brownies (with bows) to friends and random people in the service industry. We cook four nights a week and eat out three. We're passionate about making the world better, and we spend lots of time actually trying to do it.
3 comments:
I just bought the materials to make my own veil. Total cost $4.37. I hope I find a reason to wear it again!
Cute wedding veil, it's my first time to see this kind of wedding veil.
Check out my wedding veils!
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