Everything you need for a California wedding
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And honestly, maybe there isn't even any... 🤷
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Peter King8 said:I’m asking for your help here!
Does anyone happen to have a contact number for the band unknown?
Karen Wilson59 said:May 16th 🙂
Raymond Newman said:If you actually want music to kill you, just blast some old-school country artists like Garth Brooks...
Jerry Sanchez53 said:Good grief.😲😲
There is certainly an interesting topic unfolding here... let me think... it seems quite a few women have been sharing their experiences regarding how priests consistently turned them away for arriving too early. Generally speaking, they seem to want everything documented within the first two or three months, but as you can see, there are plenty of exceptions to the rule. 😲😲
It is probably for the best if you don't take my word for it. 🤣🤣
Angela Flores76 said:Check out the very first post in this thread—it covers everything about the buyout shipment. Honestly, I think it explains it all pretty clearly. 🙂
Karen Cruz2 said:Honestly, if you want to marry there, just go for it. One girl showed up about six months ahead of time and the priest told her she was way too late... but she had some connections, so she pulled it off. Long story short: the sooner you act, the better.
Drew Walker6 said:They might have been thinking about EMS—that’s what they told me when I sent my first one, just trying to squeeze out a bit more profit...
Look, it's simple. You grab that white slip for the package (the one with the little square for every zip code, though for shipments it's just one long rectangle), grab that yellowish-white payment form (it's the 40-cent one, and you list yourself as the recipient since it's for the money being returned to you), and grab the yellow cardboard label for the box. Fill everything out, make sure the package is wrapped properly, and take it all down to the counter. Once you do that, there's nothing left for you to worry about.
And EMS is like some kind of fast shipping, or express service... The slip for that is white too, but it has some blue markings on it (or maybe it was orange and blue, I can't quite remember)
Sophia Nelson67 said:Just head to the post office and tell them you want to send it COD (Cash on Delivery)! They'll give you a yellow form to fill out, $8.25 then you pay the postage (at least that's what I paid, the value of the package was $67)
What's this "black HP express" thing? That's just what my mom calls it when she sends heavy 20lb boxes and they come to the house to pick them up...
Dennis Baker36 said:Honestly, I’m curious too. I was pretty shocked when I first read about this... let's see how they try to justify it.