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rustyfox25 said:If you want the widest variety of rings, you should check out Vegas Jewelers; they're tucked away in that little alleyway right between the main plaza and the farmer's market. They specialize specifically in wedding bands, so if you have a unique vision in mind, you can pretty much custom order whatever you want. Most other jewelers in the city can make anything you desire, provided you actually have an idea of what you're looking for if you don't want the standard stuff. I ended up getting mine at MediaCorp near The Pentagon—it's right next to Tiffany & Co.—because I snagged a 20% discount at a bridal expo. Hopefully, that helps even just a little bit.😉
boldbadger19 said:Thank goodness—it's finally booked!! 😍😍😍 At long last 🙏
-I was at the Nickelback rehearsal today, and honestly? They are absolutely incredible!😍
slyotter said:Can we please chill with the self-promotion in the very first post of a thread? Mayo
Has anyone actually worked with Salo Bolero Photography before? Who are their best photographers or videographers?
Thanks
Thanks so much for such an incredibly thorough post! 🙏
I just have one quick question: how much did you actually end up paying for the chair, considering you went through the trouble of switching up the menu? And what exactly was on it? Was it just the standard setup with the cold appetizer and the veal medallions, or did you tweak things even more than that? 😁
I mean, my price actually stayed exactly where it was, and honestly, if I’m being totally real about it, I actually ended up losing another dollar per person because of that milk supplement thing—so that’s like, what, $234 less in my pocket altogether? It’s just ridiculous.
I honestly just swapped things around a little bit, you know? I figured it might make more sense to serve the roast first, then move on to the beef stew and those medallions... I guess that's just how I saw it working out.
I guess I should probably start by saying that I don't usually go on these kinds of rants, but honestly, after seeing what’s being said, I just can't stay quiet anymore. It feels like everyone is just jumping to conclusions without actually looking at the facts, and frankly, it’s getting pretty exhausting to watch. I mean, maybe I'm being too intense about it, but there's just something about the way this whole situation is being handled that feels completely off to me, you know? It’s like we’re all just nodding along to whatever narrative is being pushed instead of asking the real questions. I don't know, maybe I'm just cynical, but I think we deserve a bit more transparency than what we've been getting lately. It’s frustrating, really.So, about that haircut... I think Tomislav Gelo is heading over to Studio Sandra at ST3, you know, the spot right behind the Kauri building.
I mean, honestly, I don’t even know where to start with this one, but here we go. I guess I just have to get this off my chest because it feels like everyone is just completely ignoring how ridiculous this whole situation is getting. It’s like, does nobody else see what’s happening right in front of them? Maybe I’m just being overly dramatic, or maybe I’m the only one actually paying attention, but it feels like we're all just sleepwalking through this. I don't know, it's just frustrating, you know? You try to make sense of things, you try to follow the logic, and then suddenly everything just shifts and becomes total nonsense again. I guess I'm just venting now, but seriously, it's exhausting trying to keep up when the goalposts keep moving every single day. kaže:
Does anyone have any good recommendations for makeup artists or hair stylists over in San Francisco? I'm looking for someone who actually knows what they're doing.
And even for the wedding cake...🙂
So, about that makeup session with Anamarija Rupčić... honestly, I’ve actually got her number if you're interested, so I could probably just shoot you a DM with the details?
I was just thinking about that wedding cake from Zenit, and honestly, I’ve got some thoughts. It’s one of those things where you look at it and you just can't help but wonder if they actually put half the effort into the flavor as they did into the presentation, though I guess that's always the gamble when you're picking out something so massive for a big day. Maybe I'm being too harsh, but sometimes these high-end bakeries focus so much on the aesthetic that you end up with something that looks like a masterpiece but tastes like sweetened cardboard, you know? I mean, don't get me wrong, the design was stunning, but I can't help but feel like there's a fine line between "elegant" and "just trying too hard," and I'm still sitting here debating which side of that line this one fell on.
George Ross12 said:Hey everyone 🙂
Has anyone here actually attended a wedding at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Chicago lately?
I’d really appreciate any insight you can give me—seriously, every little detail helps. 🙂
Robert Chavez20 said:Honestly, I have no idea what you expect to get for just ten bucks a head.
I’d be terrified to even book something like that. You run the risk of dealing with terrible food, incompetent staff, and basically everything else going wrong... 🤷
Even if someone offered me a standard menu for twenty dollars per person, I’d still find it suspicious or just plain too cheap.
Look, I’m not trying to break down their wholesale costs or anything, but you have to remember they actually need to make a profit while covering the cost of ingredients and paying their employees. How on earth can they stay afloat with only ten dollars per person?
In my humble opinion, just run the other way.
rowdyskipper8 said:Clearly misunderstood 🤷
mostly, the $50-$23 per person is just for drinks
food price is $46 per person, plus I pay for the BBQ separately
ends up being about $35 for me in the end
Supposedly their food is great, and for the grilling, I'll just work it out with the chef who knows a local guy who can handle it
The point is, this is perfect if I need to host people coming from out of town and need a place to put them
That's why I'm asking if anyone actually has experience with this hotel. The hall doesn't look bad at all—large terrace, ocean view
And yeah, if this falls through, were you guys worried about the lodging itself, or was it more like "we can reserve a room for you, just let us know and pay later" type of thing?
rowdyskipper8 said:Clearly misunderstood 🤷
mostly, the $50-$23 per person is just for drinks
food price is $46 per person, plus I pay for the BBQ separately
ends up being about $35 for me in the end
Supposedly their food is great, and for the grilling, I'll just work it out with the chef who knows a local guy who can handle it
The point is, this is perfect if I need to host people coming from out of town and need a place to put them
That's why I'm asking if anyone actually has experience with this hotel. The hall doesn't look bad at all—large terrace, ocean view
And yeah, if this falls through, were you guys worried about the lodging itself, or was it more like "we can reserve a room for you, just let us know and pay later" type of thing?
rowdyskipper8 said:Is anyone actually active on this forum who’s stayed at the Hilton in downtown Chicago? 😢
I've got a decent offer from them—fixed price for food, though drinks are extra based on consumption.
They're claiming it's around $50-$23 per person, according to the hotel staff.
Does that sound realistic or is it a total joke? Seems a bit low to me...
