Posts by Tyler Brown4

I'm planning on having a full light show. I've already booked Paramount Pictures for the filming, photography, and the light show itself, which should run about $4.75.

Jesse Murphy76 said:I’d be happy to walk you through what I picked up... I know they look like a bit of an investment at first glance, but once you see how much is actually packed into the kit, it starts to make more sense. It's definitely one of those "buy once, cry once" situations where you're paying for the quality and convenience of having everything in one place. So, inside the kit, you've got the core essentials, but there are a few specialized pieces that really justify the price tag. There's the main applicator, which feels incredibly sturdy, some high-grade prep wipes, a couple of different types of finishing tools, and the actual formula itself, which is quite generous in volume. It’s all very organized too—everything has its own little spot so nothing gets lost or messy... it just makes the whole process feel way more seamless. Let me know if you want me to break down the specific ingredients or anything else...🙂

Since my wedding theme is gold and burgundy, my wife and I decided to custom-design the boutonnieres. We went with a thick, two-centimeter burgundy band as the base. On top, there's a slightly larger champagne-colored rose accented with fine gold glitter, finished off with a small burgundy bow at the bottom. She also added some gold wire accents to tie everything together. Instead of using pins, she’s going to use adhesive on the back for a cleaner look. Personally, I think they look great.

Just wanted to mention that I placed an order today from a lady in Savannah for a custom reverence (280 cm $433). We designed it together, and she is incredibly patient and professional. It should be ready in about two weeks. I also managed to find some guest favors there, and I’ll likely pick up the glassware for the tables too. If anyone needs her contact info, feel free to reach out. 🙂

Since we're talking about photographers, I should probably weigh in. My fiancé and I visited Shutterfly in Savannah today, and to put it mildly, the experience was an absolute disaster. I have never encountered anything more unprofessional or rude in my life. First, we asked if we could see a few samples of their work to get a sense of their style. They told us they had no idea where those were kept and suggested that whatever was displayed in the shop was all there is. We were stunned. Then we asked about invitation options, and they handed us this ancient, battered album that was literally falling apart. Everything inside was torn and crushed; it looked older than time itself. As for the guy working there, he made it clear he didn't want to be bothered, let alone help customers. He was incredibly rude and unpleasant. A total catastrophe. I honestly don't understand how anyone can run a business with that kind of attitude.

I’ve also heard good things about Grafo Art; their pricing can go up to $2.00 per invitation. I also happened to see some pieces from Rechner Print over in Dakow, and honestly, the ones I saw were stunning. They have such an elegant feel to them.

I was also considering Grafo Art because I heard great things about them. Their prices go up to $2.00 per invitation. I also checked out some pieces from Rechner Print over in Oak Brook, and the ones I saw were stunning—really elegant work!