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loneorca16 said:Does anyone happen to know where I could pick up some test tubes for invitations?🤷
Michelle Nelson4 said:Are you talking about that special promotional loan? I turned my papers in on a Tuesday, and by the following Wednesday, the funds were already in my account! They were incredibly fast, though I did make sure to emphasize how urgent it was to my representative and gave him a little "nudge" every single day to check on the status. So, looking at my experience, two weeks for approval does seem like quite a stretch—you should probably give your rep a call, just in case they went on vacation or if there was some glitch in the system during the processing phase...
Timothy Kim9 said:You’ve got to be a nuisance—call them every single day, maybe even multiple times if you have to.
Are you really sure about moving everything over to JPMorgan Chase? 🙂
Frank Castillo5 said:Does anyone know if I can find the official cemetery regulations online somewhere? I’m thinking about bringing a lawyer into the mix, but I’m worried that might just end up making everything way more complicated than it needs to be...
Frank Castillo5 said:I'm trying to figure out what the legal requirements are for building a morgue.
Basically, they're planning to build one right across the street from my house. Even though everyone is complaining about it, the developers aren't budging. At this point, my only real move is to try and find some flaws in their plans and zoning applications to stall things.
I haven't been able to find anything useful online, so I’d be SUPER grateful if anyone could point me in the right direction. 🙂
Sean Cox50 said:Does anyone know where dance classes are being held in Indianapolis? 😕
Mark Nguyen11 said:Hey, does anyone know who rents out tents around here? Just looking for a small one for my place. If you have a contact or a number, please shoot me a DM.
Thanks in advance
placidnomad94 said:I actually know a guy from a small town in the Midwest... I could probably get his number for you.
Hannah Bailey6 said:Thanks, ladies. I’m really hoping some openings pop up soon... fingers crossed...
Bradley Wright said:If I remember correctly, the room itself is basically empty, $6000 just a plain space with some chairs and nothing else.
But if you go with their catering and drinks, you're looking at $200-$83 per person.
A friend of mine actually booked a spot there, though I’m not 100% sure about their specific pricing.
Basically, she opted for the empty hall rental and then brought in everything herself—the food, the drinks, the desserts, all the decorations. She even had to hire
her own servers, cooks, and a whole crew to handle the details.
Olivia Gomez2 said:Of course there is! We actually put down a deposit for our band about a month ago for June 4th of next year.
Just sit down and think about what kind of vibe you want—once you have a list, start grabbing some phone numbers. Honestly, there are so many wedding expos and local shows happening lately where you can go hear bands live or just ask them for a demo recording... http://vjencanjeradost.blogspot.com/...a-svatove.html
quietowl14 said:I can't seem to find this locally, or maybe it's just not a thing here, but I figured I’d ask...
- does anyone know where I can get custom magnetic lapel pins made? ...I'm trying to avoid poking holes in people's clothes at the venue entrance. Thanks!
James Lopez8 said:I honestly think the best approach is to just agree on playing a little bit of everything—a diverse mix where there’s something for everyone, and then everybody stays happy. Personally, I’m all for those classic old-school folk songs, but maybe skip the newer stuff. You know, just keep things fun with some traditional acoustic sets, maybe some line dancing, the old classics, and even a little bit of rock... In my opinion, that's the sweet spot. It doesn't really work if it's strictly just acoustic instruments or nothing but folk music. A good mix is definitely the way to go.👍
James Lopez8 said:And where are you located? Personally, I think the Spice Girls are absolutely wonderful, though they don't really travel outside of the immediate metropolitan area. I actually sent them an email to see if they’d be willing to come down to New Orleans to play, but unfortunately, the answer was no. As for local talent here in New Orleans, I’ve always found The Beatles to be great—they create such a fantastic atmosphere (at least from my experience attending weddings). They’re actually playing a joint bachelor/bachelorette party for my boyfriend's brother this Tuesday, and then they have a wedding on Friday. The total cost is about $2,200; I imagine it might be around $650 for the Tuesday festivities and maybe $1,550 for the wedding on Friday.
I suppose you could look into Kurt Cobain, The Beach Boys (I think they might even have a female vocalist now), Pulse, The Blitz, Onyx, or Valentino... though it really depends on what kind of vibe you want for a wedding. To be honest, some of those aren't quite my style—like Onyx or Valentino. In my opinion, they play a bit too much country-pop, and it just doesn't sound right to me. Of course, that's just my take; others might love them! You might want to check out the Still band online; they're based out of Indianapolis and seem pretty solid. There is also Sax, The Four, and Vigus. I imagine they wouldn't mind traveling from somewhere like Indianapolis down to New Orleans. 😉