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The First 10 Steps for Wedding Planning:-
1. Enjoy Being Engaged
2. Tell Your Parents
3. Purchase a Journal If You Don't Already Have One
4. Announce Your Engagement
5. Set the Date
6. Set the Tone of Your Event
7. Set the Budget
8. Choose Your Attendants
9. Start Looking for Venues for Ceremony and Reception
10. Get Support from your Own
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May 27, 2012 at 2:52 PM
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greenhill
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777portraits
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Posted on: May 27, 2012 at 3:48 PM
If you spent more on the DJ, and the cake than you did your photographer than you need to go back to square 1!!
The photography is the most important role at your wedding, and the pics will be around forever, long after the cake has been eaten, and the DJ has stop spinning records. Don't get an inexperienced photographer just to save a few bucks, because you will regret it every time you look at those awful pics!
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IdealPhotography
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Posted on: May 27, 2012 at 7:59 PM
Budget, budget. In the end when the evening is over, when your children are grown, when life takes dips and mountain top experiences, the photos are the memories that bring your wedding back to life. As a photographer, we recommend for our clients that you set your photography budget first. We use a questionairre that assists brides in their type of photography desired and how they would like their photos preserved. A professional photographer is not as expensive as you might think.
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Posted on: May 28, 2012 at 8:36 PM
just started to look for venues and feeling a little over whelmed with everything. my fiance and i only have the colors picked out and thats all the help he will give me. it feels like this is goin to b a night mare till the wedding
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Posted on: May 28, 2012 at 10:52 PM
HI GUEST. I AM AN EVENT PLANNER AND VENUE. IF YOU LIVE IN MEMPHIS TN call 901-866-9661 AND I WILL BE ABLE TO HELP YOU OUT. LONGMEADOW @ EADS TN
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Posted on: May 29, 2012 at 12:08 AM
Of course, you could under spend on your DJ and have an album full of pictures that remind you of your wedding where evrybody had a lousy time. A good DJ is about far more than just spinning CDs. A good DJ helps you plan your event, coordinates with the venue, photographer, and videographer. Makes sure everything you've chosen happens the way you want it to. Has all the music you've requested. Thoroughly understands proper cultureral wedding methodology. Is a world class emcee(uncommon to say the least). Can entertain all of your guests from the youngest to the oldest. And understands that there's far more to entertainment than just spinning a great dance party. But go ahead, spend more on your wedding cake than your DJ, tell us all how that works out for you. But, at least you'll have fabulous photos from that $6000 photographer to remember it all. ~ http://mysticdjs.com
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