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Dear Friend,
How busy are you? It's year end. It's the Holiday season and on top
of that, you still have a wedding to plan. Relax, things aren't as bad
as they seem.
My Choice Weddings, designs its newsletters to help you level the
playing field. With tips and advice, giveaways,free gifts, discounts and
special promotions all tailored to suit your needs.
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8 Ways To Reduce Pre-Wedding Stress |
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1-Start walking! That's right. Take a brisk walk around the block,
up the street, wherever ! 2-Take a few moments each day, preferably
at night before going to sleep, and do breathing exercises
3-Start drinking more water instead of caffeine and sugar loaded
liquids. 4-Laughing and singing are great ways to reduce the stress.
5-Another stress reducer is to stretch your muscles out. 6-Dim
the lights in the bathroom and take a nice, hot bath. Use candles if
you prefer.
7-One glass of wine can help you to relax, but don't over do it.
8-If you prefer, that old home remedy of warm milk will do it every
time!
You can get a detailed copy of this list here... »
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What You Should Do First |
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Reserve Your Ceremony First If you are planning your ceremony in
church or house of worship, be sure to reserve your ceremony
location and time FIRST.
Then, book your reception location and caterer. You don't want to
sign any contracts or leave deposits with vendors without having
your ceremony time and location confirmed. In fact, many reception
locations will not accept your reservation unless you have a
ceremony site.
Why? Your reception site, delivery of certain products and
services, ceremony vs. reception timeframe and limo driving time are
directly impacted by where your ceremony is held and should
definitely be taken into consideration |
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Seating Arrangements |
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The Bride and Groom's Table
There are several options for the bride and groom's table at the
reception. · Some couples like to have a small table to themselves.
This is referred to as "sweetheart's Table". · If you're having a
long head table, you should assign seats to your bridal party
(flower girls and ring bearers can sit with their parents). The maid
of honor should sit next to the groom and the best man next to the
bride. · Alternatively, you might want to sit at a round table like
the rest of your guests. This limits the number of people at the
head table, but it also makes it more intimate. · If you're having
trouble deciding who gets to sit with you, picking your siblings and
their mates is a good option. |
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Holiday Gift Giving |
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We know a wedding can be costly. That's why we have partnered with
our sister site My Choice Flowers & Gifts to help make your holiday
gift giving easy and convenient.......without costing you a fortune!
Get 10 - 20 % OFF on all holiday gift baskets or floral
arrangements. Plus $10 mail in rebate. Now through December 12,
2003.
Choose from top quality: * Gourmet Baskets * Bath and Body
Baskets * Silk or Fresh Floral Arrangements and much more
Or have your gift personalized and custom made just for your
recipient
Find out more.... |
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