Xander ,'Get It Done'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Drive by to "help":
Here, I'll kick off the shoe shopping:
On Sale!
I remember silver & relatively low-heeled. Were there other requirements?
For dancing at the reception?
Love Betsey Johnson. I swear I'm tempted by these myself. (Or there's the silver glittery Bear Paw boots I picked up on Zulily last week - but that's a different style choice).
I'm with Windsparrow, pretty traditionalist on the vows.
Ditto.
We wrote our own vows, and to me that was very special. I can totally understand why people would feel equally strongly about keeping (or modifying as needed) the traditional vows, too. I remember doublechecking what I wrote against the traditional vows because I wanted to be sure I didn't leave out any of the important stuff: in sickness and in health, for better and for worse, etc. There's a good reason those are in there!
Tubular mascara might be the most cry-proof, I'm thinking. Blinc makes some but I think other brands do too now.
I've created a modified version of 'better or worse' that seems pretty popular.
Since the moment flies by, I always send the couple an electronic version of the vows to keep with their certificate.
I really like those on sale shoes, epic. The best of all the rest.
Bless Zappos for wedding (amongst other events) shoe buying!
Our vows barely had any vowing! They were mostly about why the other person was awesome plus pledging to have fun and take care of each other. They were totally perfect for us.
I really like those on sale shoes, epic. The best of all the rest.
I wasn't sure about the strap across the toes, but I'm definitely fond of the jewel-y bits.
They were totally perfect for us.
Which I think we can all agree is the best way to go.
Exactly, Epic!
Here, I'll kick off the shoe shopping:
I actually have the third pair open in another tab! (The Annie Lila.) Those may be my best bet.
Our vows barely had any vowing! They were mostly about why the other person was awesome plus pledging to have fun and take care of each other.
We're pretty much in this camp. I'm fairly certain our vows will have some version of "I've got your back." It's a big thing with us.
And while I don't actually intend to be a smart-ass in our vows, I'm tempted to include "I promise to always take you with me when I establish minimum safe distance from your mad scientist projects."
Those are cute, the jewels on the strap look like flowers! (I'm a little ridiculous about jewel-y flowers, as my previous tiara-ers may remember about me). I approve!
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OT: Am I the only one who has occasional fleeting thoughts about how long it's been since we did a tiara exchange? Or has everyone else grown past such things?